20/40 hand. I don't know about this one.

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the flop c/r looks sooo fishy. Fortunately, a 40/15 may not be in tune enough to pick up on that. If the famous 2er c/rs and you know his range could be as wide as weak PPs / A-hi then go ahead and raise lots of turns. I crash flops though, so i'd probably 3bet/lead if I felt that said 2er was familiar iwth my playstyle.

Surf

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the flop c/r looks sooo fishy. Fortunately, a 40/15 may not be in tune enough to pick up on that. If the famous 2er c/rs and you know his range could be as wide as weak PPs / A-hi then go ahead and raise lots of turns. I crash flops though, so i'd probably 3bet/lead if I felt that said 2er was familiar iwth my playstyle.

Surf

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Well, I wasn't sure it looked "fishy", but it definitely didn't look common, and that's partly what I was looking for. You're right, though, it was a bit odd. Problem was that given the surprise that SB and BB folded, I didn't like the alternatives. There's nothing technically wrong with going for a turn checkraise, I s'pose, except that if he checks behind then he gets another peek for 6 outs on the river. And I have to put in more money that way, and I think that in that game people believe turn checkraises less than they do flop ones.

I dunno, I'm graspin' at straws here.

I'll post more results after getting more comments (expecting a few more, I hope).