Continuation Bets Into a Calling Station

[JustToast]

You have seen a calling station do what he does best for a few hands now.

You get some pretty picture cards and raise it up, flop comes down with all undercards to your hand. Calling station has position on you.

You know these things about the c/s:
1. He will call on the flop regardless of his cards or the board.
2. He will bet regardless of his cards if you check to him.

How do you handle it assuming the flop & turn misses you?

[amoeba]

this is easy.

I push because my hand figures to be better than 2 random cards.

[stu-unger]

im not sure i push here ever...

but my definition of a calling station doesnt include players who will bet any flop when checked to in a raised pot...

[ajmargarine]

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but my definition of a calling station doesnt include players who will bet any flop when checked to in a raised pot...

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Ya, that confusededed me too. You c/f this hand. Value bet future made hands. And throw in a few c/r's on your made hands for good measure. If he's playing No foldem Holdem, you got to make hands to beat him.

[Malachii]

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this is easy.

I push because my hand figures to be better than 2 random cards.

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Me too.

[elus2]

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this is easy.

I push because my hand figures to be better than 2 random cards.

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Me too.

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hot. i prefer c/r all in if i'm gonna bother doing this.

[pokerjoker]

bet flop then either bet or CR turn depending flop conditions and how he plays on turn.

Bet the flop and turn from EP without a hand vs. a calling station? hhwhat

[crosse91]

i hope you don't seriously open push flops often. Isn't putting 95 bb's into a 8 bb pot kind of ludicris? Do you push the nuts as well?

[amoeba]

I answered this question purely within the context it was given.