[Closed] "Standard play: advanced" - discussion

We cant really raise flop for protection. Villain will be getting 7:1 so he will call all his overcards and still will see turn.

By calling we give him oportunity to second barrel his uniproved hands and i think he will have to barrel alot because we peel alot on that board. The pot is small and ranges wide so the more bets we can get from his uniproved non-showdownable hands the better.

Overall I kind of like the standard play here

What I would say is that there are multiple places where I would break the standard play:

1) Boards where most opponent's play is unblanced on certain boards (i.e. fold too much or range heavily weighted to calling). Examples of this would be extremely dry big/little/little or big/big/little style flops where you have a lot of fold equity, the reverse of which is true on "obvious draw" style boards like 982 twotone.

2) If my opponent has shown exploitable tendencies (i.e. calls down almost any flop raise with weak sd hands but bet/folds the turn a ton). In that case you can alter your play accordingly

3) Where the previous action/read dictates you're going to get more action by putting in bets early. i.e. you're against a maniac or there was massive action pre-flop and you're both likeyl to have hit the board.

4) Boards where we have next to no peeling range (see previous example of dry boards)

Hi!

I would also add to raise flop against players who are very likely to check the turn since you will be loosing too much value by letting them do that.