flops a monster....

[thabadguy]

Then i like the line i gave u, checking turn ..u need to have him make a hand.
If he was tight, then it would be better betting turn, that board doesnt look too bad if u have AA or KK.

[Blackjack]

Def. don't C/R the flop unless you want to put him on the defensive.

[psuasskicker]

Def. don't C/R the flop unless you want to put him on the defensive.

Agreed. I lead this flop for sure. PFR will either call or raise. If he calls, I'll lead the turn unless the flush card comes in which case - depending on how many remain in the pot - I might shoot for a check raise or check call lead river looking to get raised. If he raises, I call and lead the turn looking for him to move hard on me with an overpair.

Kado, you're going to get a continuation bet out of him.. and then another one of the turn easily

Easily? If you're PFR and someone limped and cold called your raise and that flop came out and he check called your flop bet, you wouldn't get a little suspicious? He's either on a flush draw or a solid hand. If that's the case, I want that pot pretty small (maybe I make a flush draw pay, but I don't want a big pot from him...someone solid suddenly turning passive sends up warning flags for me).

Disagree? What line would you take to extract the most money out of him when he has a hand?

Lead flop and call the raise, then lead the turn. My guess is it goes like this:
Flop: Bet 100, raise to 300, call...
Turn: Bet half his stack, he'll most likely move in, and if he just calls you just bet the rest on the river.

I wouldnt recommend leading here unless you lead a lot.

I definitely understand this point, but I lead out a ton so for me it would send up red flags for most players if I'm limping along.

Then again I tend to get paid off huge with hands like these...

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