Originally posted by Kaitz20
Hi,
I might just lead all 3 streets on Axx board, since players would put you more on draws or air, than set. So they would often try to represent AK and would bluffraise or some players would also raise flop with strong Ax hands.
Turn and river is fine. He has showdown value if he checked back flop and he would not turn his made hands, like QQ/KK into bluffs, so I´m fine c/f river.
c/r river would be very cool move, since I don´t think he would ever check back As on the flop, but you can very easily rep As by c/r river+ he would very likely b/f there Q, K and lower flushes.
@kaitz
Leading here is bad because you lose a lot of value when he missed and would have cbet this board plus to assume this kind of thing that he would go crazy and bluffraise to represent AK and try to lead for 3 streets is a spew play.You have to be playing nl2k + or something like that to do this
CRing river here is also a spewy play .. you are assuming too much and overthinking a very simple hand . Maybe you do this regularly in the games you play but i would expect a hand judge to advise people to play solid and not making spewy plays and the most of the time just point out obvious mistakes that need to be eliminated from a player's game
@meemawuk
ok this player that seems to be a regular checks back this A43s board / what do you put him on ? well he would have bet most of his complete missed air because this is good board to cbet on , he would have cbet almost always with flush draws , and also with top pairs but he doesn't ... he checks back.What does a regular check back in this spot ? well some check back KQ and some air but mostly it's a midpair type hand or even some weak top pair hands like ATs that goes for pot control - i would almost always go for CR turn with a set here