Another spot where I guess pre probably some like a different option and I think might too sometimes vs opponent don't really know much about/no history with but seems competent where he will know this hits his range way more than mine

Disclaimer etc: obv no idea how 10/20 plays, obv not really qualified to give advice, so more for my own benefit.

I think c/r is good because
1) Prevents us from making mistakes on later streets where we'll frequently have something 'ok but not great' (2 pair, shitty straight, low flush)
2) We should be c/fing this flop quite a lot
3) If we bet and get raised I don't know that we are extremely happy with shoving over, so I'd rather pick up some stab money which should be pretty frequent on this flop...?

But I'm not sure if you wanted to talk about pre or flop? I have no fucking idea how 10/20 plays, but if button is very 3bet happy, maybe it would make co's range tighter than we'd like? Seems really hard for this hand to be a really bad 3bet, tho.

very std CR post
pretty std 3bet vs most 100bb deep, might defend vs tight openers

i thought i knew a little plo theory until i read the comment to c/f this flop after 3betting this pre

Hm? Nobody said that did they?

Yeah I like Czech/Raising here.
I'd C/F many hands on this board, so checking this helps entire checking range.

Id pot and pray he raises.

I like c/r typically alot but if villans tend to think you are either c/f or c/r these boards as 3bettor oop than seems like it could be exploitable by good players. '


Thanks for thoughts Tian, I don't really think in most higher games vs alot of opponents you can ever be c/f here because this is just going to be such a good spot for anyone competent to bet and end up going with worse hands. Most opponents you play with tend to be more on the pretty aggressive side compared to alot of regs at 100/200 who nit it up pretty hard even in 3b pots