Check/calling the flop then leading the turn unimproved

[edge]

I feel that if I want to bet the turn, I might as well go to war on the flop. I realize that there's the whole increased equity vs draws on a blank turn that I'm missing out on, but I don't like giving up when the obvious draw hits, because a lot of the time, he doesn't have it and is just attacking weakness.

Actually, I don't check/call the flop often. I rarely check/call at all, to be honest. Maybe I just don't give myself very many opportunities to do this move.

[Staycool]

good, very simple ex. IMHO

I flop a set on a drawless board hu, I think villain has AK
I check call his flop continuation bet, then lead when the A turns, hoping to get repopped, (when villain is LAG!)

-A

[RikaKazak]

I think the set vs. AK was a good example. Especially vs. a 2+2 who won't raise, AND IN ADDITION might ck behind on turn to keep the pot small. Pot it at him on turn and river, get called down a lot.

[Niwa]

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huh?

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[Rococo]

I like this line in a SH game against aggro players that like to pot the flop on a draw.