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Old 10-06-2008, 01:54 PM #154 (permalink)  
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Originally Posted by wakeup
Hrmm yeah, but even if we check one street with TP, they can still bet the turn and river and get us all in comfortably in a 3b pot.
Also its tough to take a similar line OOP, eg when we resteal and hit top pair.

So boards with a couple of middle/low cards are good to float/bluff raise? The wetter or dryer the flop the better? Why isnt a 22-TT range fine? We can just raise when we miss sometimes. Not saying my range is that tight tho:P
The bold is the point. The only difference in value between checking the flop and betting the flop is that checking gets value from the times Villain either bluffs or thinks we are bluffing on a later street because we took a passive action here. The end result is that checking has a higher value overall than betting.
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Originally Posted by Ripptyde
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