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Originally Posted by DrChesspain
The problem is that a tight-passive, older guy is raising no Kx other than AK from EP, and there are only two aces and three kings remaining.
And if he's really nitty and only would raise AKs, there is only one combo he could have--AKdd.
Checking the flop may be the only way to get any more money out of this opponent.
Yea this is good. Checking flop seems good. I wouldn’t go xxb though. I’m betting turn if I check flop.
Not sure why betting flop is bad though. If you don’t have a tight image, villian can float one bet. Opening to 30, I feel villain is prolly strong and may not just fold to one flop bet. Checking flop is probably best play against nit though here.
