Fresh Off the Press: 3 Silver Fixed Limit Articles
The Fixed Limit Article Bonanza continues. These 3 re-worked FL silver articles will help you get the most out of your flop and turn play.
Post-flop: How to Play Made Hands on the Flop
How do You Play Draws on the Flop?
How to Play Overcards
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You raised or called preflop and are now holding a made hand on the flop. Depending on the amount of opponents in the hand, the strength of your hand and the structure of the board you have several options open to you.
This article deals with how to play your made hands on the flop. When should you raise, bet, call or fold? Learn more in the article
Read the article: Post-flop: How to Play Made Hands on the Flop by bobbel &
You don't always have the luxury of holding a made on the flop. Often you will have missed the flop or hold some kind of draw. Depending on the strength of your draw, and the amount of possible outs that can possibly improve it to the best hand there are a variety of courses of action you can take.
If you are up against just 1 opponent and you believe you have fold equity you could play it aggressively in hope of getting him to fold. Learn more in the article.
Read the article: How do You Play Draws on the Flop? by
We all know the situation: You raised preflop with AK or AQ and get called by one or two players. The flop consists of several low cards and all you have is two overcards. You opponent donks into you and you are put to a decision.
Folding is often too weak, as we have sufficient equity against most 1 pair hands to justify at least a flop call. Yet how much equity do we really have with overcards and on which kind of boards does it make sense to continue? This is the topic of the following article.
Read the article: How to Play Overcards by bobbel
