edit: simple answer... Because I'm a 2/5 grinder and this was my first shot at 5/10. At 2/5, playing those hands that way is the most profitable way to play them.
Lead flop. As played I would check the turn, puzzle v like bad c-r bluff otf with tp. If he bets the turn jam. If he doesn't bets and checks the river open jam the river.
edit: simple answer... Because I'm a 2/5 grinder and this was my first shot at 5/10. At 2/5, playing those hands that way is the most profitable way to play them.
why are you 3b kq and flatting qjs and folding qj?
from the sb many good players think its best to 3b your entire continuing range vs co, button opens for balance, uncapped range etc reasons.
why are you 3b kq and flatting qjs and folding qj?
from the sb many good players think its best to 3b your entire continuing range vs co, button opens for balance, uncapped range etc reasons.
Any articles or threads you have seen that recommend this with sound justification and where can I read them?
ch/r and lead OTF is really a function of whose in the pot and the cbet %. Really love a chr when the PFR has loose/passive players behind him, really like a donk when the loose passive players are to the right of the PFR.
