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 Originally Posted by benny999
c-betting every time is too easy to play against usually. .
Good point, but In this case, It is a must.
This is a bad flop. (although not the worst)
Since he is playing the hand OOP, he MUST bet this flop, or he opens the door for villain to make a bet we can't call. (unless you want to get cute, and call the flop bet and bet out on whatever the turn brings, but with no read that play is -EV)
So essentially, by checking this flop, we may as well open fold our kings.
We are throwing the hand away by checking.
Originally Posted by benny999
checking the flop is ok sometimes to induce bluffs and everything, but as played just fold the turn.
Why would you want to induce a bluff here? You can't call it.
My advice stands (both above, and previous post)
Moral of the story, Maximize your wins, and minimize your losses.
A standard C-bet on this flop will do this because
1) you can't check it down to showdown, since you are OOP (unless your opponent is a complete monkey)
2) you certainly don't want to put a more money in here than you have to.
3)If he calls your pot sized bet on the flop, you are most likely beat,( or against a really bad player that will more than likely give you a tonne of chips in a later hand,) and can easily get off the hand.
4) VERY IMPORTANT! It doesn't matter if your opponent knows you are C-betting in this spot, Heck, you could even tell him you are. He still can't correctly call without the ace.
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50NL KK in 3bet pot lc
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