How about a summary of Post-Flop lines?

[waffle]

screwplay

you are out of position with the initiative in a heads up pot on the flop.

hero bets, villian calls.

turn.

hero checks, villian bets, hero says fu and raises.

[waffle]

free showdown

you are in position without the initiative in a heads up pot on the turn.

villian bets, hero raises, villian calls.

river.

villian checks, hero checks.

[deception5]

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screwplay

you are out of position with the initiative in a heads up pot on the flop.

hero bets, villian calls.

turn.

hero checks, villian bets, hero says fu and raises.

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One thing I'd add about this one is that hero does not have a strong hand, probably something like overcards. At least that's my understanding.

[waffle]

screwplaying with missed overs is burning money imo.

[deception5]

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screwplaying with missed overs is burning money imo.

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So what sort of hand would you usually do this with? Is this the hepfap thing you do with AK on an ace high board when your opponent is often taking shots when you give up on the turn?

[waffle]

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So what sort of hand would you usually do this with? Is this the hepfap thing you do with AK on an ace high board when your opponent is often taking shots when you give up on the turn?

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I do it with strong hands against people who:

1.) automatically bet when checked to
and
2.) can't fold

[damaniac]

Yeah, against aggro players I like to c/r TPGK hands, especially if I've been on a stealing bend lately. It often gets them to bet a hand which they would have folded otherwise (folding to the raise but giving up an extra bet), or to put in two bets instead of 1 with TPWK or middle pair or something. I notice most players simply can't fold a decent hand to this line.

[dealer_toe]

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screwplaying with missed overs is burning money imo.

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So what sort of hand would you usually do this with? Is this the hepfap thing you do with AK on an ace high board when your opponent is often taking shots when you give up on the turn?

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I do it With a set on boards that I think villain doesn't want me to see the river for free.

[BugsBunny]

Not always - it can be a very strong semi-bluff play, but it depends on the board and the opp and how he views you. As a standard line I agree though.