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Raptor is now a Cardrunners instructor and is making videos. On his 1st video he says something like ":anytime you can make your opponents head explode, its a good thing". Ive been saying this for a long time and this is the perfect spot to push all in and make him puke.
2) Give up...CB is bad here.
3) Opponent specific. I think a lead or a check / call is fine. I think youre too deep to check raise here, but its not horrible either.
Statistics: Posted by iceman5 — Fri Apr 04, 2008 6:44 am
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Hand 2. Don't like the CB at all
Hand 3. Don't checkraise a superdrawy flop without much of anything. I would probably just call a street and see what he does on turn, give up to a bet. Problem is there are almost no good cards for you that you can peel off. (Save a Q). I would never lead the flop either.
Personally I think your coach might be right in hand 1 but I dont like the others.
Who is the coach ?
Statistics: Posted by Cooper — Fri Apr 04, 2008 3:38 am
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Hand 2 I mostly fold preflop
Hand 3 Check Raise if you're confident of him CBing, otherwise lead out
Statistics: Posted by NorthView — Fri Apr 04, 2008 1:34 am
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hand 3:. I prolly c/r this like 100% of the time...your gonna get cb alot mainly by the hands your worried about giving a free card too, so I say c/r and if he checks behind lead the turn.
Statistics: Posted by chuckwhoolery — Fri Apr 04, 2008 1:01 am
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Hand 2: Against two players, I'm not sure I like a bet here, but I see nothing standard about this either...without reads, if it's early in the session, I probably make a CB. Later, it all depends on my image and what I've seen as responses to standard CB's.
Hand 3: I think a C/R on the flop is fine too. Are we 3-betting if we lead here and get raised or calling down? I think I like a bet out here without reads because I think villain will more likely put you on a draw and call down with weaker hands.
Statistics: Posted by Danhdan — Fri Apr 04, 2008 12:07 am
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He thinks you missed the flop or/and will not have the guts to call a big river bet. He doesn't need to be a good player to know that your hand, most probably, is in a way ahead -way behind situation. So why is he milking you ? To know where he is at ?
Your flop check may be a good move against a regular you know but against a unknown you lost a good opportunity to clarify the situation.
The standard $45 will lead you to a tough river situation too often to be profitable. A shove needs some reads to be ok.
A miniraise will either buy a way out or a cheap showdown. It may be the best solution.
2} I dont know if it is standard but I think that the ev is positive at Poker Stars.
3)Since you are somewhat deep, I dont think that a CR is good so the lead sounds fine but I cant say if it is clearly the best option.
Statistics: Posted by Tatarana — Thu Apr 03, 2008 11:45 pm
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2: No. You'll end up inflating the pot OOP with a marginally strong hand...you'll get to the turn with no idea what to do. Just ch/call and evaluate turn.
Statistics: Posted by black_knight6 — Thu Apr 03, 2008 10:19 pm
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