75$ ME MiniFTOPS, flop float to bluff turn

fold on flop AINEC imo

thats not a kind of flop that u want to float + u have BB still to act behind u

Hi,

I would take one of the following lines:
1) 3-bet pre-flop- you might easily have the best hand and if you make it 38k or 42k then I think you have necessary fold equity most of his opening range+ you always have position, so you can take pot down postflop with c-bets or turn barrels
2) call- 55 can hit set+ sometimes you can make moves postflop. If you want you can bluffraise 42k to fold out most hands that is not Ax (not sure what he would do KQ or QQ/JJ that spot)

As played I would likely not float flop, since I think he would either bet again turn or at least c/c good enough times there should be no reason to think you´re ahead any more. So it is mostly fold, although sometimes raise should also be ok

As played fold turn. Players would not bluff that card almost never and I don´t think you have there necessary fold equity

best regards,

Here I believe you forgot to consider one big factor, the vilain is betting into two OTF and he barrels again OTT. I wouldnt try to make a move here.

Hi all,

Call preflop, fold flop, fold turn as played.

Floating assumes pretty important thing: 1: we have OK equity to continue, and/or 2. our villain shuts down a bunch on the turn.

Almost every time I see someone float flop raise turn I feel that's a mistake. Either you should've just folded the flop, or some other line is still better (most likely float turn, bet river when checked to).

If Im about to play this hand I definitely prefer to 3bet it although the hand has zero playability postflop. We are going to have the possition and the lead on the flop.

I cant see how flatting would be a +EV play vs enormously light CO range (tho im still doing it from time to time which is a mistake imo. Not a big one, but still) unless we have some pretty good reads on that guy and are rdy to make some big plays. Not to mention with flatting here, we give pretty good odds to the blinds to come along or even consider a squeeze play, and our play postflop will be much, much hareder.

You don't think we win the required 20bb or so on average every time we flop a set?? We have position in the hand! We don't even need to stack him.

Vs squeezes w/ some stacksizes we can backraiseshove. If deeper we can possibly setmine.