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 Originally Posted by martindcx1e
1 - During the hand I just felt like my line had a higher chance of getting his money in. I could be wrong though.
I really think the money is getting in either way and would rather get it in as soon as possible
Originally Posted by martindcx1e
3 - How are you not going to bet this? You have top pair. You aren't afraid of an overpair. Yes the board is coordinated which gives us even more reason to bet. And you don't have to pot to protect against draws. It's ok to get drawn out sometimes. Isn't that how you make your money with single pair hands? Betting into chasers?
I never said I wouldnt bet here, I said Id want some kind of idea about the kind of players Im playing against before I made that decision. You didnt really give any player specific information here so I have no idea what kind of players are in the pot. Since this board is pretty wet Im going to be
more inclined to bet here but that doesnt change the fact that we are OOP in a multiway pot with a very marginal hand. This simply isnt a hand Im going to be wanting to build a huge pot with unless it is against a very loose passive table. The better the players, the more likely I am to check here, because in this situation the bigger the pot, the more likely Im behind.
Originally Posted by martindcx1e
4 - Raising PF here is personal preference really. On the flop I meant to bet $1.70 and that is close enough! On the turn I felt like a bet would only get called by a better hand. I guess I could bet and try to set my price for the river. On the river yes, perhaps I should've bet less but apparently villain thought his 2's were good so no wimpy betting into him in the future.
Yea, I dont really know how Id play the turn, its a tough spot. On the river Im not necessarily saying always bet less, Im looking at the bigger picture. Either make your other bets bigger so this is your normal bet size for this board, player, etc. or make this one smaller, you dont want big bets to mean big hands.
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