how come you check call the flop?

i like doing that a bit deeper, missrep my hand a bit and also he'll bluff with alot of crap on this board + followup bluff when i hit

also alittlebit for balance reasons

On May 22 2013 05:03 LemOn[5thF] wrote: how come you check call the river?

rake cap is $1.50 fish

i wanted to see what he bluff with if he would bluff

not much value really in raiseing anyways

On May 22 2013 06:14 SolarM wrote: Show nested quote + On May 22 2013 05:03 LemOn[5thF] wrote: how come you check call the river?

ye that's kinda obvious, doesn't change the ev much the flop check is more interesting imo
So many trn cards improve our hand so i'd autocbet but this is a good option for sure deep

does he raise ur cbet a lot in this spot? I assume if you bet and he raises its terrible

On May 22 2013 06:14 SolarM wrote: Show nested quote + On May 22 2013 05:03 LemOn[5thF] wrote: how come you check call the turn?

I already answered that

how? where?

On May 22 2013 05:12 longple wrote: i like doing that a bit deeper, missrep my hand a bit and also he'll bluff with alot of crap on this board + followup bluff when i hit also alittlebit for balance reasons

Wasn't it the answer to check/calling flop or does that apply to turn aswell?

I want him to bluff, like u see with his hand he's setting up to barrel off 200bb with basically 0 eq, by raising turn or something I don't let him do that, is he has 2 pair + he's gonna valuebet on always all rivers so I'm not losing value vs that and I m pretty sure he's going to follow up his bluffs almost always aswell in this turn to get me off all my precieved bluffcatching 1 pairtype hands

So the difference is pretty huge when I have a nutted hand that beats hus valuehands and bluffs, to get him to stick in additional 150bb with air is pretty big rather then just get that 150bb from his valuerange and bor let him bluff

Thanks.