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Originally Posted by asmitty
That’s true. Are you suggesting delaying until the turn or calling down and betting if checked to? I think the first line is way too ambitious but calling down and betting if checked to is not awful and is one of the two defensible ways of playing this hand after the flop c/r.
I think there's a disconnect between willingness to raise the flop and unwillingness to delay to *some* turns. Like, if we don't feel comfortable with the idea of raising any J turn, how robust is our flop equity estimate?
Getting heads up is so often a good thing, not discounting it. But does doing so here help us play better across more turns and rivers than if we had called? I don't see how but maybe I'm missing something.
