MPTK and NFD 160~BB deep

[caddie444]

I prefer squeezing pre but flatting is alright

on flop I think c/c > B/3B > c/r

c/c'ing keeps the fish in with worse draws should button c-bet, and you'll have enough equity to call most turns as well. B/3B'ing can be great vs aggressive opponents but the equity of a 22/11's Stack off range on this flop will likely be ahead of your hand.

[pocketfours]

B/3B'ing can be great vs aggressive opponents but the equity of a 22/11's Stack off range on this flop will likely be ahead of your hand.

Yeah but passive players usually do what they do best, they call. So when they call with their dead flushdraws we are super happy compared to when they check them behind.

[Mr. Diamond]

on flop I think c/c > B/3B > c/r

I would like c/c more if villain is UTG, but he is BTN so I think leading is fine vs these guys

- as played you should stack off

[griffey24]

I don't really love leading here.

The main benefit to leading here, after saying ppl are passive, is that we think we have the best hand and we don't want it checking through multi-way, or we think we can run a multi-street bluff.

In this case, I don't think we have the best hand, so there is no real harm letting this check through. But we also have some SD value. I also don't think any hands better than ours are easily folding, so don't see many successful bluffing opportunities here.

As played, we definitely gotta just get it in now.