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kfcsekirata
Joined: 01.11.2013

I don't if i have to ask this question here, but i didn't find better place. I was reviewing my hands yesterday and i saw i had something like one hand from 20000 where I check raise the flop. So can you give me some advice or explain in which situations I should check-raise the flop in general.


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

You might do this if you are playing against a loose, aggressive player and you hit the flop fairly well say two pair.
Since he is loose, he has a wide range, and since he is aggro, he is quite likely to CBet a lot.

If you lead the flop, he must have a hand to continue with, but if you let him bet you can make more.

If your hand is too strong though -- like your flop quads or something -- you might want to just check/call

Some people can check/raise their monster draws, too

Cheers,
VS


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navi877
Joined: 12.04.2020

Originally posted by kfcsekirata
I don't if i have to ask this question here, but i didn't find better place. I was reviewing my hands yesterday and i saw i had something like one hand from 20000 where I check raise the flop. So can you give me some advice or explain in which situations I should check-raise the flop in general.


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Dandiiik
Joined: 19.07.2009

On NL2 and NL5 I use this move just in a few specific situations.

Either as a value with a strong hand like set on a drawy board in spots where I am not preflop aggressor. In order to protect the hand and build up the pot as quickly as possible.

And as a semibluff with suited connectors or AXs in spots where I have a strong draw. Of course in this case this makes sense only if the opponent is able to fold. The plan is to barrel almost any turn and give up or ship river depending on completing or missing the draw.


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triton0020
Joined: 04.04.2020

Hay algunas situaciones diferentes en las que puede suceder un flop check-raise, y cada una debe jugarse de manera diferente en función de la proporción de pila a bote (SPR) y los rangos en juego. Aquí están los 4 más comunes:

La persona que llama preflop puede hacer check-raise en una sola olla elevada
El prelop raiser puede hacer check-raise en una sola olla elevada
La persona que llama preflop puede hacer check-raise en un bote de 3 apuestas
El prelop raiser puede hacer check-raise en un bote de 3 apuestas


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Hi triton0020,
Did you forget to run this through Google Translate before posting?
In English forum we use English.

Thanks for understanding!
VS


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Chek raise on flop is good old way to win . But in some times you dont know what have enemy in hand and that sometimes can he re raise and you are game over . i think if you wonna win you need to play only in good hand whitout bluffs.


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sHane666
Joined: 13.01.2007

Check Raise can actually cost you money or lets say it might scare your customer from bluffing at you. imo :f_wink:


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Yeah, check/raise bluffing isn't for the faint of heart.


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