$25 NL Cash

[scrapperdog]

Ok about the continuation bet here.... I dont think that is a great board to do it on. There are 2 high cards on the board. I like to continue bet on flops like 2-6-Q There is only 1 high card on that board and there is a lack of gutshots and stuff people can call with.

One thing about continuation bets that I firmly believe is that the amount matters a lot less than people think. If villian has nothing he is not gonna call. If he has something he is.

[Maulik]

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Ok about the continuation bet here.... I dont think that is a great board to do it on. There are 2 high cards on the board. I like to continue bet on flops like 2-6-Q There is only 1 high card on that board and there is a lack of gutshots and stuff people can call with.

One thing about continuation bets that I firmly believe is that the amount matters a lot less than people think. If villian has nothing he is not gonna call. If he has something he is.

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I'm going to disagree. Continuation bets are more effective when you have the pot heads up and the c-bet on the flop is large. You'll force out some marginal hands and some better hands (sometimes).

[Fallen Hero]

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Ok about the continuation bet here.... I dont think that is a great board to do it on. There are 2 high cards on the board. I like to continue bet on flops like 2-6-Q There is only 1 high card on that board and there is a lack of gutshots and stuff people can call with.

One thing about continuation bets that I firmly believe is that the amount matters a lot less than people think. If villian has nothing he is not gonna call. If he has something he is.

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I make a continuation bet around 90% of the time I raise pf and see a flop hu. Villain could have a small pp or a sc or something else he called with. In this case you even have 4outs to the nuts and plenty of other outs that might be good.