Originally posted by TheBrood
Originally posted by Kaitz20
I think you should decide on the flop if you want to b/c and then shove turn if blank comes or b/f flop directly.
1. What would motivate u to b/c and then shove blank turn? What do high AF players raise flop with here? (I called because of his AF but turn completes flush. I don't believe he has flush tho.)
2. what inclines you to b/f?
What I'm trying to ask is how do you decide what line to use.
on the flop you should decide if he has there set or draw. If player has high AF, then I think he can c/r flops with draw, rather than c/c, because of his fold equity. So I don´t see much value 3-betting/getting it all-in against that players, rather I´ll wait safe turn card and then shove if he bets on the turn. Of course he sometimes has there set and I´m dead, but also a lot of times he is semibluffing and m taking down big pot or he is pot committed and have to call with his draw having 18% equity.
I b/f when I think players would rarely c/r there as a draw and af is one option to look at, although a lot of times it depends on the game flow and current opponent. If I think that he might make there some kind of move I´d take b/c, shove turn line. If not, then I´m b/f flop, since I´m too often behind and don´t have outs to call.
Hope it helped a littlebit