a good hand to c/r flop even that deep. you are doing good vs his whole range and can't do lots of mistakes on later streets.
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YoMeR United States. May 29 2015 11:27. Posts 12435
so you don't have a check/raising range here? and you're check/calling hands as strong as these in 3b pots? so then we need to be calling down a lot of turn/rivers that bricks too
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traxamillion United States. May 29 2015 22:41. Posts 10468
I also c/r if i decide to check flop; you can c/c worse draws (that still include some nut flush draws so ur balanced).
If I am autopiloting tables I'm sure I mostly bet this flop. Do you guys all c/r here?
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goose58 United States. May 30 2015 03:33. Posts 871
C/r flop with 200bb's and get it in?? yea we have a blocker but he still has a ton of JTxx combos, doesn't he?
Last edit: 30/05/2015 03:33
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Spicy United States. May 30 2015 05:54. Posts 1027
Vs someone who is capable of bluff raising a lot, I like cbetting to 3bet over a raise. C/R would be my default (Typical reg will stab this board high % when checked to). Would only C/C vs someone who I know to have a high frequency of barreling flush completing turns. Worst players to c/c flop against are the ones who will pot control weaker flushes when checked to on turn
