something that always confusses me.

ok this is a general situation so no HH is needed. Lets say you raise 4xbb pf and get 1 caller. The flop is 2 tone and the villan minbets. raise 3/4 pot or more . Then on the turn he leads out with another min bet.

the converter wouldn' work but here is hand that is similar to what i am talking about. except no pf raise

Hand #1198938021 begins at 2009/01/11
Dealing down cards
Dealt to LITTLEOGRE [Ac Jd]
LITTLEOGRE posts the small blind of $0.01
PARABUTHUS30 posts the big blind of $0.02
REV05 raises to $0.04.
LITTLEOGRE calls $0.03.
PARABUTHUS30 folds.
Dealing Flop [5s Th 6h]
LITTLEOGRE checks.
REV05 bets $0.02.
LITTLEOGRE raises to $0.16.
REV05 calls $0.14.
Dealing Turn [7d]
LITTLEOGRE checks.
REV05 bets $0.02.

It's often TPWK, or a flush draw. If they min-3bet the turn is't a set or maybe a stupid 2 pair.

Flop raise is good because you're basically ignoring his bet and cbetting. On the turn I'd just call. If he's on flush draw you're ahead and can check down, if he has a T you're getting odds to hit your overcards.

This also lets you get to showdown so you can see what kind of hands your villains are playing and start building more accurate ranges. At the micros, if I can put someone most likely on TPWK I find trying to bluff them out of the pot to be -eV.

Originally Posted by swiggidy

At the micros, if I can put someone most likely on TPWK I find trying to bluff them out of the pot to be -eV.

This.

not bluffing is std on the turn for me, they usually suck and are trying to see a showdown cheap or draw to a card. Really depends on board and my cards at this point. My cards matter becasue he's not thinking about anything but his cards.

Lately at 10nl on Stars I have also seen this be a poorly played good hand... TPTK, Two pair, sometimes a set that the person thinks they are 'trapping' you by min betting. I can't say this is standard but I have seen it a little more lately. If you find this to be the case after showdown, make a note and you'll own this player next time.