I Think I'm Making Big Mistakes Here

don't c/r the flop but lead the turn for sure as played def dont shove over the river raise

Originally Posted by bikes

don't c/r the flop but lead the turn for sure as played def dont shove over the river raise

Pretty much this

Originally Posted by bikes

don't c/r the flop but lead the turn for sure as played def dont shove over the river raise

Serious question, how is c/r flop that much different then a call flop bet lead turn?

Originally Posted by !Luck

Serious question, how is c/r flop that much different then a call flop bet lead turn?

in so many less words,

c/r this flop = super strong = strong 2 pair hands+ massive draws
c/c then lead turn = wide range of value hands and semi bluffs

Originally Posted by bikes

in so many less words,

c/r this flop = super strong = strong 2 pair hands+ massive draws
c/c then lead turn = wide range of value hands and semi bluffs

Wouldn't then you only be raising this flop with bd flush draws and gut shots. Though, I would raise 99 here (i would add KK and AA, but the way I play I prob would never have this in my range here), though you imply that a c/c lead seems better, but then again with 99 they can have so many Ax combos + two pairs plus draws.