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1) Check..
He might check behind you even with a flush..bad for you
He might bet around $75 but fold to your all in...bad for you
2) You bet $75
He might raise you with a flush ( to around $150) because you made a weak bet..now he cant fold to your all in
He might call you with a flush...better than check/check..you get an extra $75
He might fold, but if he does you come out the same as if you checked , but its still better. Anytime the result is the same but he didnt see your cards you get the advantage. He doesnt know how you play or if his fold was good or not.
3) You bet pot $200
He might fold a flush...really bad for you
He might fold when he wouldve called $75..bad for you.
This response is a little better than what I had written the first time. Weak lead is the way to go here.
Statistics: Posted by iceman5 — Thu Dec 23, 2004 1:12 pm
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This answer is for the stakes and the game you are playing. It wouldn't be the correct answer for a 1/2 NLHE online game. Because then you would more then likely be up against any 2 diamonds. Checking the turn and the river is the correct play in a 1/2 NLHE game online.
Statistics: Posted by TexasKowboy — Wed Dec 22, 2004 5:15 pm
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Otherwise he might think he'll have difficulty getting you to pay him off on the flush, and bet quite small. When you come back over the top of him he might start thinking 'hang on a minute, I may be beat here...' and not commit the rest of it.
But like I say, I'm a $50 NLHE dude, so I'm out of my depth.
Statistics: Posted by tetsuo — Wed Dec 22, 2004 4:27 pm
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