Post Flop

[Bo G]

How many hands do you guys stay in post flop. I have a feeling I get too attached to the hand post flop that I stay in the hands when I shouldn't. If, for the sake of argument, we say a player plays 30% of hands to the flop. Out of those 30% of hands how many is a common number to continue post flop?

[Sykedupp]

it depends... im not gonna play AQ post flop with a K J 8 flop and decent betting before, however i will play it with a 3 7 Q flop... it all depends on what you catch, if you catch anything, on the flop.

-Chris

[Bo G]

Of course it depends but I am talking about the overall average number of post flop hands. Just like it depends on how many pre flop hands you will play based on your cards i.e. you will not play 7/2o but we can say that a loose player plays 35%-40% hands while a tight player plays 5%-10% hands.

[a500lbgorilla]

How many hands do you guys stay in post flop. I have a feeling I get too attached to the hand post flop that I stay in the hands when I shouldn't. If, for the sake of argument, we say a player plays 30% of hands to the flop. Out of those 30% of hands how many is a common number to continue post flop?

Wow, uh. I dunno.

If you have the sense that you're getting too attached to your hands, you're probably doing just that.

Also, I'll usually lead at most pots that I want to take to the turn so "staying in" is more a function of my opponents than it is myself.

-'rilla

[Demiparadigm]

According to my stats I fold on the flop slightly more than half the time.
I however see slightly less than 20% of the flops.
I would assume the more flops you see the more you should fold later.

BTW, 30% of flops seen is very loose. This is about the percentage of flops that LAggy pros like Gus Hansen and Daniel Negreanu see.