C bet situation
 

villain in the sb is a TAG (26/19 over 4k+ hands)

you raise utg with AxT [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]

everybody folds to sb who calls, bb calls.

Flop: J [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 9 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 9x

check, check, we cool with not betting this flop?

edit: sorry forgot to say 6 handed

Re: C bet situation
 

why give a free card to 2 opponents?

Re: C bet situation
 

3handed i bet this

Re: C bet situation
 

I always bet this. You raised UTG and the blinds just called.

I'd bet any two cards in this spot anyway, but here you probably are betting the best hand.

Re: C bet situation
 

I can't remember the last time I wasn't c/r'd on a board like this...I'm cool with checking

Re: C bet situation
 

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I can't remember the last time I wasn't c/r'd on a board like this...I'm cool with checking

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really? you must be running bad. I bet this everytime, even when Im running bad. We have the best hand more than our fair share

Re: C bet situation
 

standard c-bet

Re: C bet situation
 

Easy c-bet. No one ever has anything on paired boards.

Re: C bet situation
 

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I can't remember the last time I wasn't c/r'd on a board like this...I'm cool with checking

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I totally feel like this when I'm running bad. I am trying to make it a habit to auto-bet in these spots and not let my emotions affect the decision.

You will take these pots down on the flop a large enough percentage of the time for it to a profitable c-bet.

Re: C bet situation
 

Change one of the 9x to a Q or an 8 and I just check.

This one is a bet IMO. You do get 6:1 on your c-bet and if it doesnt work right now you still might win the pot UI. Either with another bet on the turn HU or because you see a SD