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Originally Posted by sdfsgf
If you only want to go for two streets, doesn’t checking turn make more sense? This lets either go bet/check/bet, or (if he bets turn) call turn and evaluate river. If we don’t feel strong enough to go for three streets, I don’t like the bet flop/bet turn/check river line OOP since most people will stab when it looks like we give up river.
IP i can get behind the idea of a check and go for the 2nd street of value on the river.
Reasons to continue betting
- We're OOP and picked up bd equity, let's continue to build a pot.
- Plus villain could have a wide range since the flop cbet was small. If we bet half pot, we should expect a call from villain with 99-JJ, Qx, JT, and maybe even KJ, T9 some % of the time. What I don't want to do is give a free card.
And let me clarify that let's go for two streets when we don't hit our flush on the river.
