KJo in BB (1/2 6m)

[fretelöo]

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Also, those who are advocating a c/r, with 2 people to act behind this is such a bad plan as it is easy to get this checked behind, which would be a total disaster.

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How often do you see a 4way pot get checked through in a 6max game?

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*grunch*
3-bet the flop, given the action either check-call turn or lead on turn

[Xhad]

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c/r flop

as played 3bet it.

as played bet turn

as played c/r turn

river and preflop is fine

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Could you explain to a relative noob why it is better to c/r the flop here than to bet out?

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Checkraising almost always gets 2 bets in.

Donking is more likely to get 1 bet in when you're winning and 2 when you're losing.

[train.]

thanks for the replies.

I led the flop because of the flush and straight potentials. After watching utg for a couple orbits I just knew he would raise regardless of his holdings, which I wanted him to do to knock out button and sb.

When the raise came from the button I was quite thrown off and immediately thought AJ. That's narrowing the range too much and by not 3betting I failed to get any more dead money in the pot for the times I'm good or catch up. (is this thinking correct?)

But afterward I thought, if I'm so sure of AJ on the flop, the river bet doesn't make sense. If I'm ahead no one calls without a worse J, if he does have AJ or a boat it cost me an extra bet to see showdown.

I felt like a fish that had been caught and was flopping around in the bottom of the boat.

edit: for grammar