NL Euro 100 - Turn showdown hand into bluff on the river IP?

[Capua]

Check back flop, as played check back turn, as played b/f turn, as played ck back river.

Should I not be protecting my Equity by betting the flop and also by a bet avoiding Villan in realise his ex. if he has flushdraw or overcards?

How about bet flop, bet turn and check back river if checked to?(if I don't improve)

Thx

[pocketfours]

I don't hate the turn call tbh. But I'd also check flop and check river as played.

[jyms]

Should I not be protecting my Equity by betting the flop and also by a bet avoiding Villan in realise his ex. if he has flushdraw or overcards?



Thx

I just think that you can't protect your equity vs these hands. He's not folding anything better and he can raise a ton here with draws, bluffs or even overs if he thinks we could fold, which could have us folding our equity. Checking the flop will weaken his continuing range to a bet on the turn against draws and overs. I also check the river because he's never calling with worse.

[Capua]

I just think that you can't protect your equity vs these hands. He's not folding anything better and he can raise a ton here with draws, bluffs or even overs if he thinks we could fold, which could have us folding our equity. Checking the flop will weaken his continuing range to a bet on the turn against draws and overs. I also check the river because he's never calling with worse.

Okay I get you point for checking back the flop, we check to realise our Equity = get to showdown a often as possible?, because or hand can't really stand a c/r OTF and better OTT maybe we should bet the some turns, because it gives us the oppotunity to bluff the river.
I agree that he's nver calling the river with worse, but that's my point, I did a crEV-sim to let him c/f, all his hands that were TP OTT, but now fold like 90% of the time OTR, it showed me it was a +EV river shove, if this assumption is coorect fwiw.

Thx.