Re: 20/40, hands like this are killing me - Q6s blind war
This seems fine. The only other possible change you can make is checking the turn. Lets try to figure out what that would do.
Assuming you will get check raised, you have about 20% equity. Putting in 2 BB, but only withdrawing .8BB means that if you knew you were going to be checkraised, and be behind, you are costing yourself 1.2 BB.
If you are behind, and don't get check raised, but get called, you are still costing yourself .6 BB.
If he is on a draw, and you give him the free card, he probably has around 5 outs, or less. That means you are giving away 10% of a 4 BB pot, or .4 BB.
If he is on a draw, and you bet, you are picking up .8 BB.
I don't know how to weight which of these is happening often. But if he is one to often check raise the turn with any sort of pair, I think you might want to check through.
|