NL25 SH, A7s OOP vs checkbehind flop. Turnplay?

Hello darko163,

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The problem on the flop already is that even if he is fishy and doesn't look a good player I would assume he has tons of PPs in his range which are just taking pot control line and maybe even induce. Therefore not sure how much fold equity we will have in first place on the turn by just betting once -> means we have to 2nd barrel very often.

Check/Calling is one of the worst lines to pick and nor most likely Check/Raising wouldn't make sense cause you wouldn't do that with Kx after him Checking behind the flop. So only option would be leading out the turn. One of the secret actions here is to gain fold equity right on the flop vs those weak PP type of hands is over-betting which will force them right away out of the pot and representing the Kx.

Best Regards.

Originally posted by veriz
One of the secret actions here is to gain fold equity right on the flop vs those weak PP type of hands is over-betting which will force them right away out of the pot and representing the Kx.

you mean ' right on the turn?'

Originally posted by Farmarchist

Originally posted by veriz
One of the secret actions here is to gain fold equity right on the flop vs those weak PP type of hands is over-betting which will force them right away out of the pot and representing the Kx.

you mean ' right on the turn?'

Yes, where else. Much cheaper.