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 Originally Posted by gabe
 Originally Posted by chardrian
 Originally Posted by gabe
i raise flop, bet turn and maybe check river if i think hes trapping me with AQ.
If you raise flop (which you should), IMO your only bet on the turn at this point would be all-in so there would be no check on the river. If you had raised the flop to just 3,000 and got called the pot would be over 12,000 and you are down to 6,000 chips.
I don't mind the push there, but I don't think you have enough chips left to just bet another 3,000 and then check. At that point you either ahve the hand won or you got trapped, so it's put up or shut up time.
raising flop to 2500, bet another 2000 on turn for value. pushing only gets called by hands that beat you (AA/AQ/KQ/77). i assume i'm ahead most of the time and don't want to drive the guy out of the pot. there are no real draws so underbetting pot alot isn't really a problem.
If we actually get to the turn after a flop raise I'm not so sure betting another 2,000 "for value" does anything. I agree that generally pushing only gets called by hands that beat you, but I think in this situation anything you bet only gets called by hands that beat you. If he's in suck out mode he's still gonna let you keep betting and then will wait till u stop to make his own bet at how much more he thinks he can take from you. If he's gonna call any bet with a beaten hand (like AK) by the turn he will also call your push since neither of you have tons of ammo anymore. What it comes down to by the turn is that he either has you or he doesn't and likewise, he either thinks he has u beat or he doesn't. I still say it's put up or shut up time by the turn after a flop raise.
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