Probably a really simple hand but...

Opp is a bad nit in this example. Obv its a simple check down vs a station but whats everyone first thought when you see these types of flops. Spewtards think barrel and nits think showdown??

$0.5/$1 No Limit Holdem
6 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG OMGUSHOVE ($105.84)
UTG+1 Antoni_H ($91.68)
CO bomboneraX ($100.00)
BTN Hero ($99.00)
SB proxi ($98.00)
BB Mr-T ($101.00)

Pre-flop: ($1.50, 6 players) Hero is BTN :3d: :3h:
3 folds, Hero raises to $3, proxi calls $2.50, 1 fold

Flop: :7s: :7c: :5c: ($7, 2 players)
proxi checks, Hero ($96)?

<Stacks> here from a ABCD theorem standpoint I would think 33 is bordering on range C/Range D.

<Muzzlby> agree
<Stacks> We obviously can't really bet for value. So it's either abet because we don't have a lot of equity and would rather take the pot down against villains unmade hands, or check it and fold to aggression.
<XTR> delayed cbet on overcards rolling off
<Stacks> I think 33 is closer to D because the hands villain is c/cing or likely c/raising with we don't look good against. If he c/c a FD he has 36% equity.. If he c/c with a larger pair we have little equity.

mm yah i like either cbetting or c/f, obv giving up after our cbet fails, but id probably lean more towards c/f most of the time

my intial thoughts are that simply cbetting and giving up is bad tho

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Originally Posted by Da GOAT

my intial thoughts are that simply cbetting and giving up is bad tho

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yeah, I thnk u have to double barrel here if you bet flop, if you have 33 or QJ or whatever

lol my additional thoughts are if turn and riv are blank to we have to 3 barrel :)

if we arent then our turn bet sizing should be larger than usual?

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Originally Posted by Da GOAT

lol my additional thoughts are if turn and riv are blank to we have to 3 barrel :)

if we arent then our turn bet sizing should be larger than usual?

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yeah I think three barrelling is ok, given the fact he's a nit. I dont think he c/c's much on two streets, that can call a river shovel or big bet. Unless you have history of 3barreling or he likes to c/c 2 streets with the uber nuts!

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Originally Posted by Da GOAT

my intial thoughts are that simply cbetting and giving up is bad tho

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I agree with this, and think that you should c-bet and double barrel every card if called on the flop, and if he calls twice triple barrel scary river cards.

you should c/f some % and cbet/barrel every street if a high card comes some %.