Just wanted to see if there is another way to play this. Table has been dead for about 1.5hrs, very passive, not a lot of raising and no 3B. Over the last 20 minutes activity has picked up, more open raising.
You can call but it's not making your hand any more deceptive or going to make your opponents make too many more mistakes with hands they were probably going to make mistakes with if you shove anyway. Also if you call you can fold exactly 0 turn cards given the SPR at that point.
You can call but it's not making your hand any more deceptive or going to make your opponents make too many more mistakes with hands they were probably going to make mistakes with if you shove anyway. Also if you call you can fold exactly 0 turn cards given the SPR at that point.
Tldr every option other than fold is fine.
Agree,
I was thinking about a variation of a "stop-n-go" play from my holdem days because I found that players were more likely to stack off with a flush draw on the flop vs the turn. I found that my win rate went up with this play because I would lose less on those times the flush hit because Villain would value bet more often than shove..
I suppose the play would work if everyone was much deeper.
I decided to pot it because I wanted to get value, bet on the come in case I fill up, etc. His aggression factor was above average so I felt he would call and I figured I'd play this type of board differently by making the player pay for the front door flush draw.
I decided to pot it because I wanted to get value, bet on the come in case I fill up, etc. His aggression factor was above average so I felt he would call and I figured I'd play this type of board differently by making the player pay for the front door flush draw.
