Re: pretty simple question
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How many hands can you name that call this flop that hero is ahead of?
Hero has an ace, so that reduces the probability that villain has an overcard draw. Do you think villain calls this flop with QJ?
I think you're getting checkraised here pretty often, and when you're not you are getting called by a better hand. You have way the worst of it on a bet here. Sure you have between 12 and 18 outs, but that still makes you a dog.
I don't really care about giving a non-pair hand infinite odds on 4 outs. 4 outs isn't worth that much in a 3bb pot. We're usually behind and the pot is small. We don't have anything to protect, and buying a free showdown is almost worthless.
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omg on a blind steal? you want to check behind and fold to a bet? basically letting villain bluff you out with any 2 cards?? i think this is awful. he will call his BB and call a flop bet automatically with sooooo many hands just waiting to spike a pair or complete his 65 runner runner straight. i think this is an easy bet/call.
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i'm going to have to agree. i think any lag at 10/20 will bet this river no matter what it is if i check behind on the turn.
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If that's the case, then why not check the turn and call the river unimproved (or raise if you do improve)?
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