3-betting the flop for protection

[delta k]

Why are people suggesting anything other than c/c??

[willw9]

I'm certainly not.

[delta k]

leading/shoving or c/r are bluffs. do we want to bluff our overpair here?

[Tickner]

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Why are people suggesting anything other than c/c??

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okay, so why c/c?

[delta k]

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Why are people suggesting anything other than c/c??

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okay, so why c/c?

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why do you want to blufffffffffff

[Casper05]

pretty standard c/c for me too. Any scare card for us is just as likely a scare card for him. If he checks behind us on the turn, we can eek out a little more value on the river depending on the card.

[Tickner]

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leading/shoving or c/r are bluffs. do we want to bluff our overpair here?

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I am under the impression that we need to protect. I dont view it as a bluff, nor a value raise.

[carrotsnake]

will, WTF @ only c/c or c/F ???? this hand on the flop. Pre is standard, obviously you can 3 bet, but here I don't like it. Anyway, Tick, the fact is, you decided to donk bet flop, if you do this, please have a definitive plan to a 3 bet and stick with it. Donk betting here with no real idea is really bad.

Also, flop lead isn't definately not horrible, its actually pretty good. Also, for people that say you only c/c here, there are SO many awful turn cards. Flush, straight, overs. I'm not saying to c/r just cuz it makes it easier though. I'm saying to c/r cuz its for value

[willw9]

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will, WTF @ only c/c or c/F

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He asked what I'd do on the TURN if I c/c the flop.

[Tickner]

carrot why is a c/r better than donking?