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Originally Posted by Leader
I think this is a good theory, but tends to fail in practice. When an opponent opens a wide range, you should be 3-betting quite a few hands (A5o, 98s, ect.). Of course, these weak hands are going to tend to miss the flop frequently, which causes many players to c/c or c/f instead of c/r. So while I agree that it's possible to make a call-c/r strategy work against wide ranges, I think that most small stakes players would do better simply 3b'ing in those spots.
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this is very true and i have been facing tough spots lately when flat calling hands like A8 and found myself clueless on dry board never knowing if i am just throwing away money by c/c 3 streets or giving up on rivers/turns.
and c/r flops w my A high doesn't seem to work either, i guess i need to try and change my game from the blinds soon.
ty.