Re: How do you handle the LAG tards?
This hand reminds me of the saying about a little knowledge being dangerous. You know that your opponent is capable of bluff check-raising, but not how often he'll do it. In such a small pot, you would need to know that percentage very accurately in order to make the correct decision, which means you are much more likely to make the wrong choice and cost yourself money. In a big pot, where your opponent's equity is worth several BBs, it can be worth the risk to avoid giving a free card. However, this pot is small enough that you're much better off checking behind and calling a river bet.
Scott
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