3/6 So many good options, but which one is best?

[Pog0]

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if he can call you with 88/fold KQ then crai is good. o/w it seems like you're doing it to avoid an awkward river spot.

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If I check/call, it's with the intention of betting a T, Q, or spade or folding to a river bet (he'll give up when behind a fair bit I assume).

If you're villain and you hold KQ, do you call a c/r AI and equally importantly, how often do you bet when checked to?

[DJ Sensei]

i dont generally like to c/rai here, it turns your hand into a naked flush draw with maybe some kicker outs. its a pretty obvious option when nothing else seems good, but its not a great option.

c/c works alright and without committing your stack, you just have to do some thinkin on the river.

[BalugaWhale]

bet?

[Unknown Soldier]

i'd usually check KQ, but i see alot of people advising players to bet pps/Qs here for whatever reason (in ssnl anyway) so i imagine some tags would bet this turn quite a bit with most of their range. Could be wrong.

Just throwing some ideas out there in the last post really.

[w33ktight]

CC > CRAI

[klownage]

CRAI > CC > Bet/Call

[xSCWx]

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if he can call you with 88/fold KQ then crai is good. o/w it seems like you're doing it to avoid an awkward river spot.

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Nothing awkward about the river spade, PUMP YO' FIST!!!

[Victor]

i cant imagine he calls a crai with anything we beat. can someone explain why they like it?

[rcs1537]

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i cant imagine he calls a crai with anything we beat. can someone explain why they like it?

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u can use that argument for nearly any hand you might cr. that doesnt mean its not an effective play. of course hero doesnt want a call, but has outs if so.

[rcs1537]

cc or bf are safe moves. cr more risky but can work if think hes weak