55 UTG and pocket pairs in general

Point taken. I will try to be less retarded next time.

Do you advocate always making a pot size bet on the flop if I am going to play?

I don't like the c/r due to his stack size, it may blow him out of the pot.

Originally Posted by frjd2

Do you advocate always making a pot size bet on the flop if I am going to play?

Try to keep your bets in the same general ball park to disguise your range, something like 60% to 90% of the pot, but think the hand through about how to get his stack by the river. Flop bet like $0.15, turn bet ~$0.32. If he calls both of those it leaves his stack a bit more than 1/3 psb for the river. If he calls the turn then he'll probably feel committed and the pot odds on the river will be really enticing.

Originally Posted by Shotglass

I don't like the c/r due to his stack size, it may blow him out of the pot.



Try to keep your bets in the same general ball park to disguise your range, something like 60% to 90% of the pot, but think the hand through about how to get his stack by the river. Flop bet like $0.15, turn bet ~$0.32. If he calls both of those it leaves his stack a bit more than 1/3 psb for the river. If he calls the turn then he'll probably feel committed and the pot odds on the river will be really enticing.

fair enough, i didnt see he had a half stack. i just like getting monies in on turns in these situations.