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 Originally Posted by Fnord
Originally Posted by journey075
you're the limit master, but in very marginal positions (like tpgk) in nl, calling to improve is never an option especially in a limped pot.
I'm not sure we need to improve here. How do you mange pot size when playing luke-warm strong hands with deep money? That IS an important NL concept...
My plan here is to play the turn. If he bets strong and a bad card hits, fold. If you improve re-consider playing for stacks. If he checks bet and consider a river line if called. If he bets weak raise, planning to fold to a re-raise and check behind on the river unimproved.
Then again, in crazy online games I really like showing down hands...
if you feel theres no reason to improve, why see another card? i think raising the flop gives you the same information as seeing a turn and going from there. plus i think the decision becomes easier (and more importantly, cheaper).
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