NL10 QQs

Hey badcatwOw,

I think flop check back is ok. Board is not overly dangerous for you + you are only likely to get 2 streets of value here anyway, so you don't lose that much by checking back. Aside from the occasional flush-draw it's pretty much a way-ahead/way-behind situation.

You definitely have to call the turn.

Betting river for value is fine but I recommend you pick a much smaller sizing as villain is either pretty weak or he is trapping. Something like 1.40 would probably do to get value from TT/JJ type hands.

Originally posted by w34z3l
Hey badcatwOw,

I think flop check back is ok. Board is not overly dangerous for you + you are only likely to get 2 streets of value here anyway, so you don't lose that much by checking back. Aside from the occasional flush-draw it's pretty much a way-ahead/way-behind situation.

You definitely have to call the turn.

Betting river for value is fine but I recommend you pick a much smaller sizing as villain is either pretty weak or he is trapping. Something like 1.40 would probably do to get value from TT/JJ type hands.

I'm sorry I forgot to mention above My nick was - K4K15 (the other guy)

Sorry, my fault. That should have been obvious.

Preflop 3bet is fine.

I think cbetting is definitely an option with the intention of going into check/call mode on the turn.

I think the standard option though is to check flop here and bet turn for value if opponent checks back flop.

You may possibly have some thin value on the river ($1.40 or so). After you check and opponent bets reasonably large would just check/fold.

I would 3bet to 0.90/0.95 preflop and bet the flop and turn and check call the river providing I had solid stats on villian

Originally posted by Maloco87
I would 3bet to 0.90/0.95 preflop and bet the flop and turn and check call the river providing I had solid stats on villian

my standart is 3x I was bb that mean i have put already .10 and my raise make .90. I know that soft of microgaming arrr :@