Post deleted by Mat Sklansky

[DaycareInferno]

bet?

[Antinome]

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bet?

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[Capone]

I raise the flop there almost all the time. I make it $24.

[DaycareInferno]

just bet out on the flop with a hand that big versus two opponents.

betting for value is just like calling a bet when you think you're probably behind, but because you have the odds to do so. its not going to work all the time, but you come out ahead in the long run. if you bet out with hands like this, you will make big pots when people have something, which is a lot better than consistantly getting the minimum for your hand.

[Fiksdal]

fold preflop, lead flop, lead turn, as played CR turn, bet slightly less on the river. This is because you failed to build a big enough pot on the earlier streets though.

[fees]

I like a small flop raise, like 16-18 then like 25 on the turn unless it sucks.. if it sucks make a 3/4PSB

[DaycareInferno]

making a tiny cr on the flop against 2 players is terrible. its not like you have an invincibile hand here.

[Antinome]

If I choose to play this preflop, I lead flop and 3bet all in if raised. I lead at a lot of pots with a lot of garbage, so this works for me. Other people who don't donkbet light will want to checkraise the flop. Cold calling a bet and a call is transparent, and will only give sets and two pair infinite odds to stack you when the board pairs on the turn, and let overpairs get away when scare cards fall. Don't check-call that flop ever. You have two customers, start charging them rent.

When check-raising I don't know if I'd go so far as to chase them off with a Capone-sized raise, and I wouldn't minraise (it is also transparent), but I would juice the pot to 18-20.

I'm never under any circumstances reaching the turn without having put in at least one bet.