Re: Caesar\'s $560: TP+OESD facing C/R on flop
 

am i the only one that thinks this is a fairly easy check-behind on the flop?

i also fold pf

Re: Caesar\'s $560: TP+OESD facing C/R on flop
 

I never fold here pf with 28 bb's in the co.

I think you're pretty far behind and he's very unlikely to fold, so I would call and play a turn. Probably folding to a big bet.

Re: Caesar\'s $560: TP+OESD facing C/R on flop
 

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I never fold here pf with 28 bb's in the co.

I think you're pretty far behind and he's very unlikely to fold, so I would call and play a turn. Probably folding to a big bet.

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agreed. also a clear bet on flop, just cause, well, you've probably got the best hand and stuff.

Re: Caesar\'s $560: TP+OESD facing C/R on flop
 

a "clear" bet because we've "probably got the best hand and stuff"?

Re: Caesar\'s $560: TP+OESD facing C/R on flop
 

probably having the best hand doesn't necessarily mean we should bloat the pot when like 40 turn cards are bad for us

why not check behind and keep the pot managable when we have an ok hand w/ a few almost-lock outs in a multiway pot?

Re: Caesar\'s $560: TP+OESD facing C/R on flop
 

I didn't include this in my hand description because I was focusing on the decision after the c/r, not the decision whether to bet the flop, but the 3 players other than Villain are extremely straightforward, weak/tight players. In other words, check = I will fold to a bet.

Re: Caesar\'s $560: TP+OESD facing C/R on flop
 

funny how when someone takes the antagonist POV, it's always referred to as "bloating".

"he checked, I bloated, he check raised..."

you bet this because after the flop we may not have the best hand etc etc etc etc etc etc chips begin going in now. call and play the turn also.