Let say you play 200NL 6 Max (it seems to me that the float is much more common here than in 100NL 6Max.)
A known floater limps in MP, you get AA (KK, QQ) in BB, and make a standard raise 4-6BB. Floater is the only caller. Or you raise in early position and he calls in position.
Flop comes all low cards like 853 with flush draw, you CB and he calls. As he is a known floater he has a very broad range here starting from PP like 77, TP, middlepair, flush draw, straight draw and probably even a set.
What you do if turn is a blank
a) J, T, 2 offsuit?
b) completes a flush draw?
c) completes a straight draw and could give him 2 pairs 9, 7, 6, 4?
Please provide some reasoning.
My options
a) I like to go for a check raise, mostly to stop his floats in the future.
b) I would bet 2/3 pot.
c) Not sure, depends on the opponent, probably check-call, evaluate the river.
Thanks for any input.Statistics: Posted by Zmej — Tue Sep 12, 2006 2:47 am
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