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 Originally Posted by dombo
GL! I liked the read so far.
Thanks 
Originally Posted by griffey24
Ok but this is a cycle then. If you mean small bet that will get called, then very soon they will realize that your small bets also aren't the flush/straight so they will start c/bombing you... and then what?
Soon your thin value bets will have to be the same size as your flush/straight bets.
It's not always a small bet, it's situational. I've also shoved my TPTK on the scary card IP and still been ahead when called. Depends on the villain. If you get c/bombed you aren't always folding. Think about the villain's line, put him on a range, evaluate your equity and make your decision right?
I don't get into these spots more than a couple of times a tourney anyway, but I think in general it's just good to be aware of your own image as you play - lines taken, hands shown down... Even at the micros people can adjust if you make the same move repeatedly.
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