Places where i bet with 100% of my range

[carnivalhobo]

I have no idea why im posting this, but this is one of those things i do, which i assume most of you do. But ive never thought about it much.

this one is so super standard but...

sb open limps, i check the BB (yes i raise a lot), he checks the flop, im betting 100%.

villain1 opens UTG, badish guy calls in mp, i call in position. flop XXX but on the dry side is best, they both check, i bet 100%.

there are some other spots, where my frequency is super high, but these are probably the highest. thoughts? super standard, leak, predictable, whatever, maybe this sucks.

[Claunchy]

In the first scenario, I raise PF like 99% of the time unless villain starts to catch on. But assuming I check, yes I do that.

Second scenario, I usually bet, but not always. Like you said, dry flops are more ideal.

[willw9]

I like this thread. I agree with the first scenario more than the second. I definetely prefer to have equity if called too. I'd rather bet 9T on a 67K board than A5s on the same board.

[aislephive]

1. I don't always do this, particularly against terrible players who peel ridiculously light, and sometimes I just don't do it because fish like to see flops and turns and rivers, so I let them to keep them at the table. I noticed that some fish leave when they don't like the action for one reason or another. I still raise their limps like always, but in meaningless pots I check it down quite a bit with nothing.

2. Definitely. And it works extremely well.

[FoldEqu1ty]

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[grando]

I open limp in the SB and auto-bet the flop 95% of the time

so +EV for the stakes and players I play

[FoldEqu1ty]

OK seriously,

I PFR and get HU in position. I miss the flop which comes all low cards and I check behind. Villain checks the turn.

[Dire]

I tend to enjoy playing tiny little pots with position BB v SB. You can easily induce bad players to make dumb bluffs and bad calls. It's not alot of equity but those little 6BB pots really give alot more value than just always buying their 1BB. Of course if your hand's entirely unplayable then it's better to just try to buy the pot.

Number two is something I think that's so easily exploited. I exploit it in my own games by mixing check raises, with a semi-wide but solid range, in on flops where I was the preflop aggressor. Extremely profitable. But doesn't seem many other people try to exploit that so I also generally just try to buy the pot when checked to.

[fluorescenthippo]

this is a good thread. from bb in sb/bb battles i do it the most

[aislephive]

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I tend to enjoy playing tiny little pots with position BB v SB. You can easily induce bad players to make dumb bluffs and bad calls. It's not alot of equity but those little 6BB pots really give alot more value than just always buying their 1BB. Of course if your hand's entirely unplayable then it's better to just try to buy the pot.

Number two is something I think that's so easily exploited. I exploit it in my own games by mixing check raises, with a semi-wide but solid range, in on flops where I was the preflop aggressor. Extremely profitable. But doesn't seem many other people try to exploit that so I also generally just try to buy the pot when checked to.

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Lots of times when some donk limps in I'll raise a small amount, like 3xbb. They almost always call and I get to pwn them postflop.

Vs a decent player who I don't particularly want to take a flop against, I make it 4x to induce them to fold.