Quote Originally Posted by minSim

imo two other interesting situations are;
1. PFR checks to you on the flop, hero......checks behind?
2. PFR bets flop, hero calls. Villain checks turn (fairly blank board)...hero checks behind and calls any reasonably river bet.
1. I would not check behind on the flop with either missed overs nor with a weak made hand. I want to win the pot on the flop if i am checked to in a HU pot, so i will bet. If villain develops a tendency to float OOP we start double barrelling with our missed overcards, and if villain develops a tendency to c/r we call with our small pairs. We would sometimes call down to the river with our small pairs, and sometimes call and raise turn with our missed overcards.


2. This is an interesting idea, but this is why i disagree;

1). Since i am floating the flop with weak made hands, i will sometimes float a very strong hand (when the board is dry enough). This is so villain doesn't constantly double barrel the turn every time we float.

2). We want to bet the turn with our weak made hands so we don't give 2 free cards to villain's flop float, and when we have a real made hand we want to get bets in on two streets.