100bbs stack you flop two pair or a set and there is a flush or a straight on the board is it profitable to always get your money in on the flop?
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100bbs stack you flop two pair or a set and there is a flush or a straight on the board is it profitable to always get your money in on the flop?
General answer: It depends, and NO, its not always profitable to get the money in on the flop in this situation
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A hint, two pair sucks
Do you think it's profitable if villain only gets in with something better than your set?
One more you three bet a raiser and he calls.......Is it better to value bet each street or shove on the flop?
i have no idea where to start answering this
If its value your going for then most of the times, valuebet rather than shove. There is time to overbet shove but most likely not on the flop because the stacks are to deep compared to the potQuote:
Originally Posted by oopssuited
Why hasn't this been moved by now?