PLO50 SBvsBB Cbet? AQJ7ss on 975

Hi MGF001

Yeah I would cbet flop and this turn, then ch/f river against a passive player.

I'm not sure about a ch/c against an aggressive player, because would be hard for you to play this hand against 3 barrels (what an aggressive player should do often after you check flop). I guess I would cbet it too and fold without reads if he raises, or do something else if I know a player raises often on this boards, like call flop ch/raise turn, or re-raise flop.

Regards

Originally posted by Gothicrow
I would cbet flop and this turn, then ch/f river against a passive player.

I'm not sure about a ch/c against an aggressive player, because would be hard for you to play this hand against 3 barrels (what an aggressive player should do often after you check flop). I guess I would cbet it too and fold without reads if he raises, or do something else if I know a player raises often on this boards, like call flop ch/raise turn, or re-raise flop.

not much to add here, i dont like x/c here. Especially not vs an aggressive Villain.
i also wouldnt get too fancy and start bet/3betting bet/call x/r turn vs aggressive opponets with this kind of holding, there are much better hands to fight back :).

Every hand, even total air has decent equity against our hand and we are happy to make them fold by betting.

b/f > x/c imho

Originally posted by Suhepxm

Originally posted by Gothicrow
I would cbet flop and this turn, then ch/f river against a passive player.

I'm not sure about a ch/c against an aggressive player, because would be hard for you to play this hand against 3 barrels (what an aggressive player should do often after you check flop). I guess I would cbet it too and fold without reads if he raises, or do something else if I know a player raises often on this boards, like call flop ch/raise turn, or re-raise flop.

not much to add here, i dont like x/c here. Especially not vs an aggressive Villain.
i also wouldnt get too fancy and start bet/3betting bet/call x/r turn vs aggressive opponets with this kind of holding, there are much better hands to fight back :).

Every hand, even total air has decent equity against our hand and we are happy to make them fold by betting.

b/f > x/c imho

jap

Hi,

pretty much agree with the previous posts, not much to add
you usually have to have a pretty good reason to c/c as the preflop agressor.
Regards,

Skod