7Star Poker

Playing the turn as some call it, is where the pot really starts to build and the dollar signs start to flash in your eyes when your sat with a monster hand.

The 4th street is where a lot of good hands are formed and where you want to be getting rid of those who didnt fold to your raise on the flop, as you don't really need to be having a showdown unless you have the nuts. Because if there fishing they may hit their flush or straight they are going for. Winning a few chips is better than losing a lot.

If you have followed the good poker card list and have good poker cards and have played good on the flop you should have a good idea if your in front or behind now. if your in front then bet but if your behind then get out.

As a rule of the 4th street then bet top build the pot up. But if you think you are behind then this is the time to let go as you will be just chucking money away as this is where people start to make the big bets to get rid of the fishes.

Say you hold QQ and bet big before and after the flop and the turn brings K37A 3 of which are Clubs and you hold the two red Queens hearts and diamonds if someone bets a fair amount i would fold and forget the money that ive put in  as it is likely I'm going to be in front there is 2 over cards which means there are a possible 2 higher pairs out also someone could have a flush or a very good chance of getting one. also someone could make a straight on the river. That is a lot of ways I could get beat.

Now lets look at how many outs i have to take the pot down the best hand would be to get another Queen on the river is it worth calling to get one of two remaining cards even if she comes you could get beat by a higher 3 of a kind AAA or KKK a straight or a flush.

If you play good play before the flop and after this will give you an idea of how good your hand is.

Go with your gut feeling if you think your ahead then bet if you think your behind get out unless you are getting good pot odds

DONT PRAY FOR MIRACLE CARDS POKER GODS DONT ALWAYS HEAR YOU.

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