So on the turn my spider sense goes crazy though I don't know why. On hindsight, I think it's because with a strong hand like an overpair or a set or a flush that hits on the turn, most people would either shove the flop or call flop check/raise turn. If they have an okay hand like top pair, or a drawing hand, they would call flop check/call turn. So I had a really bad feeling about this and didn't shove the turn like I wanted to. And on the river I just called his cute little bet... basically going into pot control mode.
What does it mean when a villain makes little strawberry sized bets on all three streets? Is it usually their way of saying, "I have a really strong hand and I hope you raise or call and by the way, I'm a retard"? Should I just have shoved the turn?
SemPeR   Canada. May 09 2008 19:50. Posts 1224
this pussy-out kind of line is usually a scared hand (not to say they won't fold. It's 10nl. they're just scared.)
I prefer to call flop because it's very hard to get value from anything you beat on a 3colour board. Imo this is played fine, don't worry about it.
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