Super standard, right?

[edge]

5-handed 2/4, stacks $400. Folded to button who seems to be a reasonable TAG; if he's paying attention I'm probably viewed as the same. He makes it 16, I pop it to 50 in the BB with KQ spades, he calls.

Flop As Js 4x, 102 in the pot.

Check, check.

Turn 4x, 102 in the pot.

Check, he bets 75, I shove.

[Novles]

I'd prolly just b/c the flop

[creative]

i almost 100% bet that flop, i asssume you whiffed a c/r there right?

[AAismyfriend]

[ QUOTE ]
I'd prolly just b/c the flop

[/ QUOTE ]

[olof86]

Superstandard is betting the flop and be ready to get it in. If called u shove turn.

I think he's calling u pretty light with the line posted.

[mike0292]

yeah a c/r by the PFRR is a draw 90% of the time I would probably call you with any pair.

Bet/call flop is much better and only way to play it

[FGators]

I have done this a lot lately and I get called by literally everything in the book. Like the consensus I would lead flop here and get it in that way. I think I just call the turn here because there is like no FE here ever.

[edge]

I was under the impression that this is a stronger line than leading the flop. I bet the flop probably 80+% of the time after reraising pre, but I'll throw in a check once in a while. I'd do this with JJ and AA (and AJ too I guess) at least some of the time for sure.

[silenced]

i think this line is horrendous. I would call soooo light here if I was villain. This is not a strong line at all...it looks like an obvious draw or bluff. If you do this with JJ/AA/AJ thats just rly rly bad. Bet flop.

[wdead]

[ QUOTE ]
i think this line is horrendous. I would call soooo light here if I was villain. This is not a strong line at all...it looks like an obvious draw or bluff. If you do this with JJ/AA/AJ thats just rly rly bad. Bet flop.

[/ QUOTE ]