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[Closed] underpair dry flop without initiative

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K 7 2 rainbow flop.
Loose open raiser from the button. Shorthanded.

U have 5's.
How to take this pot away from him he most likely missed?

Ive tried several things, c/r flop, c/c flop donk turn, c/c flop c/r turn.
I've noticed that a check raise works very good against "bad" players, although this makes no sense, they will fold.

Against a decent player c/c flop, donk turn works good.

Against a good agressive player (which will 2nd barrel because there is a good chance we float on this board. c/c flop c/r turn works good.

What do u guys think?


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3bet preflop

I don't like the idea of taking the pot away. If you think you have the best hand, there is no need to take the pot away, just check/call all the way down, try to hit a set
If you want to bluff, check/raise flop or check/call flop and check/raise turn like you said, but I don't like it very much because you actually have showdown value here


xylere
Joined: 28.05.2007

c/r flop against loose passive is probably a bad idea
he will often have a hand to call (according to his standards)
for some players Ahigh would be good)
So you have to follow up with a 2nd barrel and its very marginal, imo)

so i agree with a 3bet
as they tend to find a fold button more often in 3bet pots


Originally posted by xylere

as they tend to find a fold button more often in 3bet pots

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Thorsten77
Joined: 28.05.2006

3-bet pre - calling is not profitable and by 3-betting you take it down often preflop or by a c-bet