flopped tp + nfd deep vs light 3bettor

flop raise is ok assuming he's not a level 0 nit. now u gotta check da turn

Doesn't anyone want to lead the flop like $10?

Stack sizes are set up so that if he raises we can shove... if he raises then folds we're very happy and most of the time he calls the shove we have 12 outs. If he calls the flop I'd c/c most turns and c/f most rivers.

If this is a really dumb line can someone explain why please?

Originally Posted by Robin

Doesn't anyone want to lead the flop like $10?

Stack sizes are set up so that if he raises we can shove... if he raises then folds we're very happy and most of the time he calls the shove we have 12 outs. If he calls the flop I'd c/c most turns and c/f most rivers.

If this is a really dumb line can someone explain why please?

in practice people rarely lead out on Axx flops versus the preflop raiser; we expect him to continuation bet very often on this type of board. if we lead out he can't cbet his air against us. if we did lead out opp will likely fold all his made hands that are weaker than ours and won't put money into the pot with his cbet bluffs.

Originally Posted by nutsinho

flop raise is ok assuming he's not a level 0 nit. now u gotta check da turn

Yah this. I would c/c here vs most players, unless they were the type that would float and not believe a raise here. In which case, c/r and turn check is good vs his floats.

People wanting to c/r A6dd here.. would you c/r A6cc? Would you c/r QJdd? If not, the reasons for not c/r those hands are the same as not c/r A6dd.

nvm. deleted my post, misread griffeys