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 Originally Posted by jackvance
Is that still true when c/r range on the flop has a lot of bluffs in it, like is the case with me? I felt I had to put some actual hands in there too because people won't believe it if they have been paying attention or have stats on me. So I'm not feeling that bad about the c/r personally. On the turn maybe shoulda checked, or on the river. I bet $80 on the river and he folded.
questions to stimulate some thought:
why does your c/r range have a lot of bluffs on this flop?
what does c/r'ing this hand do to your c/c range? How do you think people perceive your c/c range?
what do you think villains range is going in to the turn?
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