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 Originally Posted by minSim
Originally Posted by sauce123
Originally Posted by Chopper
i feel that, at that point, youve reduced it to all BUT the cards. obv, you can still get dealt into some shitty spots, as i am finding out. but, the calming peace is that those soon enough will turn.
i am still making some bone-headed plays, or taking hands a bit too far with the odd bluff or hero call, but all in all, i like where this is going.
question: do you consider 2nd pair "hitting the flop" and, therefore, worthy of a bet...in general? i know we want to avoid blanket statements, but do you fire with 2nd pair better than 50% of the time in position? oop?
board texture/image r just sooo important there. For instance my std line with AT on KT6r is prob cbet/check/value bet
mid strength made hands r just so affected by texture as they can often be hands whihc suck to get c/r off of but still would show a loss vs an opp range when getting AI on the flop.
Would that cbet/check/value bet be a c/f on the turn or a c/c?
If c/c, do you b/f turn or c/f?
In general I feel that when I cbet flop, check turn people instabet the turn. I likely call and have to (I think ) c/f the river a lot.
Sauce (or someone else), could you pls comment on this one...
How does that line differ from;
- TJ?
- K2?
- KJ?
- AK?
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