my best guesses:
flop--x/c flop oop with what is most often is best hand
turn--x/c, (sometimes x/r and if the hand doesn't end there ur likely screwed),
if u x/c turn then x/r/f river (hoping that it checks down or x/r he folds, remember u dont know much about his tendencies)
betting flop and getting called is just so standard on this flop you really get no info...x/c makes it interesting.
The Problem of most online poker players. They barrels only two times. I think you should three barrels here.
Why not?
Why he should on turn only call with this hand range(sets, AQs, FDs, two pair)
The turn board is also for his range dangerous. If you play a FD or AKs you got now more outs.
The Problem of most online poker players. They barrels only two times. I think you should three barrels here.
Why not?
Why he should on turn only call with this hand range(sets, AQs, FDs, two pair)
The turn board is also for his range dangerous. If you play a FD or AKs you got now more outs.
Three barrels is the best way i think.
the problem with live players is they typically fail to think even the most basic concepts through and can only make it as a live player because of this flaw.
flop pretty close, think I check, don't see us often comfortably betting 3 streets hand vs a btn flatting range readless. Can also probably work pretty well as a bet/c/bet.
c/r flop is terrible. I don't think I c/r this flop with anything readless but if I did it would have to be like a 2p+ hand.
From villains point of view are you not checking river to always call? You are 2 barreling. How often are you 2 barreling and check/folding the river here?
I think villain always expects you to call when you check river - your range looks like overpairs/Qx/missed draws. Are you checking the nuts here hoping villain bets. If villain bets, is he really betting something that would call a check/raise?
I'm not sure you're checking the nuts and letting villain check back his weaker hands that might call a river bet. And I think villain knows that he cannot represent many missed draws, yet he decides to bet...
