After the Flop: No One Has Initiative
by Hasenbraten
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Introduction
In this article we will cover...
why you should never play a made hand passively after the flop
why you need a strong hand to play for a big pot
why you should never bluff on the river
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mistique, 04 Feb 09 09:47
No comments available...#2
PidKoker, 03 Mar 09 20:17
LOL @ "The last thing you should do...is to open a bag of magic tricks..."Good information really helped me to pick my spots when playing in limped pots.
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usun, 05 Apr 09 23:08
very useful#4
usun, 07 May 09 15:06
all NL BSS related info was extracted from these Bronze articles and be found as 4 printable charts here: http://www.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=51055#5
Yoroichi, 12 Jul 09 11:07
Very good information!#6
theboydave, 21 Jul 09 18:56
top read something for every situation.#7
Koshburger, 16 Jan 10 06:30
ok#8
antonin87, 05 Mar 10 13:08
ok#9
idiit, 19 May 10 08:22
ok#10
alister15, 05 Jul 10 17:12
just re read. makes more sense now i've played a few thousand hands.#11
MicuValentin, 03 Sep 10 11:48
nice#12
happybui, 18 Sep 10 03:21
Good article,#13
machine85, 02 Apr 11 13:17
why limp in mid position with 9s? serious?#14
Elroch, 17 Jul 11 20:34
Few books on poker have as much content as this article: excellent attention to detail!#15
Alleen86, 18 Jul 11 10:05
Example 33: Shouldn't we raise bigger on the flop?The flop is draw heavy as in example 35 where we raised by formula:
Raise = Pot (including the current betting round) + 2 * opponent's bet
Thus, we should raise by that formula in example 33 also. If we don't, we are making a difference between our play with strong made hands and medium made hands, don't we?
We should raise to 2,85 (Raise = 1,85 + 2*0,50).
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hasenbraten, 20 Jul 11 08:59
indeed ohne could Marke a slightly Lager raise there. however IP its Not entirely necessary. betsizing in NL usualy US a Rather grey area than a black white one#17
Alleen86, 20 Jul 11 12:03
Yep, it's clear! Great article, though!#18
chocular77, 01 Oct 11 09:18
I have a question to the intro to "How to play after the flop". I don't understand the "The only exception to this rule is made when the SB bets." in relation to the sentence above.#19
muel294, 15 Oct 11 19:05
#18 +1 this confused me also"The only exception to this rule is made when the SB bets. If he DOESN'T and you have a made hand, you have two choices: Bet or fold."
if the SB doesn't bet and the action is on us surely our options are check/bet?
or does it mean to say w/ the SB DOES bet we can either call/fold?
surely this is a mistake?