Re: What flop decisions do you struggle with most?
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not thinking on flop and just doing ur standard call with 4 outs and then suddenly have to wake up on turn if u hit something ok but not great and then try to reconstruct the betting from preflop and flop and try to know what to do on turn.
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That’s exactly why I’m on this “flop tangent” in breaking down my game. I often find myself analyzing a turn or river decision only to find that I have no clue how I got to that point.
It seems only natural to analyze what brought you to various turn and river decisions. In other words… What was your plan on the flop? What was your motive, your blueprint for the action?
I realize that pre-flop is where it all really starts, but so much changes on the flop that it seems like a logical place to look when re-building ones game. I’m not often in flop situations wondering what got me there, but I am often wondering where I’m going.
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