Strategy Post

[JReezy]

Just want to see some posters thoughts on a general situation:

MP raises and you reraise on button with AK. Folded around to MP who calls raise. Effective stacks 100bb. Flop comes say 26A rainbow. MP checks to you. How often, if ever, is anyone checking behind here on flop to try and induce action on turn? How does your answer change if its a king on a blank flop instead of an ace?

Interested to here some thoughts.

[Chaos_ult]

I check behind here like 50% of the time

[tufat23]

i really could never say. this depends a lot on table conditions, i never have a set %

[Chaos_ult]

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this depends a lot on table conditions

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[dd323]

Assuming Villian is good, I check behind here a bunch and try to get him to push me off my "KK". Probably like 70% of the time (assuming no history).

[JReezy]

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i really could never say. this depends a lot on table conditions, i never have a set %

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Agreed. say if you're new to a table with no history against opponent?

[tufat23]

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i really could never say. this depends a lot on table conditions, i never have a set %

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Agreed. say if you're new to a table with no history against opponent?

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ugh, i almost always datamine before i sit, and know like 90% of the regs at party 1/2 and 2/4.

i'd be more inclined to bet if we are deep, or villain is short. if he's 100bb depp i'm like 'meh', it probably doesnt really matter

[carnivalhobo]

im checking a lot here

[Panthro]

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im checking a lot here

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[JReezy]

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Assuming Villian is good, I check behind here a bunch and try to get him to push me off my "KK". Probably like 70% of the time (assuming no history).

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what if the flop comes say 26Kr? Still checking behind a bunch?