Readless, is this terribad? How do you guys proceed postflop?


Also, is a flop peel okay in the hand below?

Hand 1 readless- my standard would be to check flop and bet/bet or bet/give up. As played I would bet 69 otr

Hand 2 - you're putting yourself in a high variance spot. If you think he will c/r a 5 and give up on lots of turns and rivers i like it. If he's the type to barrell offI don't like it. If it's readless at the begining of the match I generally give the first c/r credit.

So if he checks the turn, should we assume he bluff-checkraised flop and can safely make a big bet assuming he'd fold? And river? Or do we just check it down a.k.a. give up if we don't hit anything?

i'd be betting at least 90% of turn cards if checked to. People generally don't take the c/r c/r line. If you take this line you need to bet river a high % too

This doesn't apply if he is 1) a station 2) shortstacked, right?

If he's a station def fold the flop and just value-town him when you have a hand.
Some people can still fold here if they're short, but generally it's harder to make them do so, so the argument for folding flop is stronger

Awesome, thanks.

Hand 1 is fine. Might wanna tweak up your sizing depending on villain's tendencies (because of the small stack size).

Hand 2 a peel is fine. Pot odds, Q is often good, position, villain is a retard and will pay off on a 5. And your gutshot is to the nuts (essentially, since 87 is only a very small % of his range)

WTF

opps i misread this, got threads mixed up, thought this was a big cr vs a fish, sorry you obv have to call and take away on later streets. logic for betting turn and river stands.

hand 1 is only ok if we shoving rivers if not give up turn, im not sure how much we want to e pushing super thin edges vs fish who we have no reads on and thus capable of calling river with 3rd pair. Pre is alot closer than most think also. I think i just slow down on turn and expect to win the pot on like 15ish cards.