[Closed] Q9 NL25 SH, 2nd barrel?

I wouldnt, he is often calling with a pair and a medium-to-high spade that he is not folding.

Originally posted by darkonebg
I wouldnt, he is often calling with a pair and a medium-to-high spade that he is not folding.

If it's a pair then he's folding, and I think he calls with a pair more often than with a spade.

i wouldn't either. he just called on the flop . he didn't donkbet and didn't raise. maybe he decided he will give up if a spade comes but this kind of opponent most often will try to protect his hand if he has one.

if you think he calls with a pair more often than with a spade then nh. keep trying this sequence to see if that's the case indeed .

Originally posted by spit22
but this kind of opponent most often will try to protect his hand if he has one.

What kind?? He's passive.

Originally posted by Solomaextra

Originally posted by spit22
but this kind of opponent most often will try to protect his hand if he has one.

What kind?? He's passive.

oops i was looking at the wrong opponent stats:D

Versus a loose fearless fish who calls your flop bet w/most pairs/FD's then cbetting alone will not be worthwhile on this flop. You have to follow up on a later street(s) (or suckout) with a further barrel or two. When the fourth comes on the turn you have to give up versus this opponent though (because even though your flop-bet was likely called by one pair hands this fishes range is just too strong still with the A on the board AND the 4 spades).

Versus the loosest and worse opponents not cbetting this flop is OK since although you may loose some small Ev+ you stay away from too much variance/ feeling like a dickhead for firing multiple barrels at fish with no real equity in the hand.

Once he calls on the flop you should better give up.
Players don´t mostly call with low flushdraws on that board.

Originally posted by Kaitz20
Once he calls on the flop you should better give up.
Players don´t mostly call with low flushdraws on that board.

What about a pair-two pair type of hands?