2013: Make or break

[griffey24]

No problem, glad to see your kicking ass and taking names.

Just to clarify on Hand 2, even if vbetting 3PMK on the turn is too thin, I still think c/f is best. There are just too many better combos of hands to run a play with here (since Q3 has such shitty outs against continuing ranges), and I find that being OOP with a range of {the bottom 90% of all hands possible} is a bad spot to earn a reputation because it is *very* difficult to capitalize on.

I would be doing my own game a lot of good if I were more selective about which combos to run plays with when I'm in the blinds in family pots.

Just to clarify, I'm definitely not value c/r Q3 on that turn!

I mean I suppose it's kind of merged. I do expect to get called by worse and better sometimes. Mostly it's a bluff though and I think I can react appropriately on different river cards to continue my bluff profitably or bluff catch if needed.

[surviva316]

Just to clarify, I'm definitely not value c/r Q3 on that turn!

I mean I suppose it's kind of merged. I do expect to get called by worse and better sometimes. Mostly it's a bluff though and I think I can react appropriately on different river cards to continue my bluff profitably or bluff catch if needed.

Oh, I knew you were c/r'ing as a bluff, haha. I meant that you can arguably lead for value and save our bluffs for hands with less SDV and more outs against continuing ranges. But even if you feel that LEADING for value (haha) is too thin, then c/f is probably still the best of our checking options (even though I like your play in a vacuum).