400nl JJ oop

[mattaasen]

id bet more on the flop, and id fold the river

[ArturiusX]

I'd fold the river too with no history.

[pdoran10]

yeah seems like a really standard fold on the river. the only things that i see betting the river with any large frequency that we are ahead of is pure floats, and without a great read on the villain, i dont think we can ever call profitably here.

[1o BoY]

Imo most of the time he calls the flop when ahead, raises when behind.

[AcTiOnJaCsOn]

[ QUOTE ]
Imo most of the time he calls the flop when ahead, raises when behind.

[/ QUOTE ]
agree, im also leading the river for this reason

[NicholasJ]

[ QUOTE ]
Imo most of the time he calls the flop when ahead, raises when behind.

[/ QUOTE ]

Good point. A flop call seems like monster or a medium strength hand that he suspects is WA/WB. Something like AK, KQs, JJ+, right? I guess I was thinking at the time that 88-TT were also very likely and dismissed AK because he didnt 4-bet pre or raise the flop. He also wouldnt turn these medium strength hands into bluffs, since they have lots of showdown value.

[Some9]

so we bet the flop to get raised? I don't get it.