Do you c/r, c/c or lead this river?

[aces_dad]

That or some snazzy acronym like JCC...BTBWS. I could see this overtaking SIIHP soon.

Err, this means I agree with boz here.

[lautzutao]

Again, this player likes to take shots at people to win pots. You don't think you're going to profit from his raise? I guess I don't know the frequency of his bluffs but it sounds fairly often. If he bluffs more than 1 in 5 times here isn't this a profitable call if we give him the opportunity to raise us?

[Shillx]

NEVER check a flush in this spot. You are betting a lot of non-flush hands, so you also have to bet the flushes.

[Duerig]

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I know if I check any river at this point he will bet 90% because he's done it at every oportunity I've seen (4 total)


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4 Hands isn't that many. Whats more important is the kind of stuff he's been showing down, the texture of the board when checked to him, etc. I'd lead the river.

[aces_dad]

The read provided was:

Postflop he seems to take shots when he see's weakness

I wouldn't correlate that read with often river 3bet/bluff vs a c/r on a four flush board.

[lautzutao]

Ok, but I'd still bet out here [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

[aces_dad]

Yeah and after reading Brad's post I'm re-thinking my line here as well ...

[lautzutao]

May I ask why you say that?

Against a player that seems to bet a lot in spots where this might induce a bet, a check could be a good play yes? I don't understand why you NEVER check a flush, especially a 4-flush.