| This is a discussion on CBet Vs Floating within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; Altho im only playing micro level MTT/SnG's, im seeing alot more floating (calling continuation bets on the flop) these days in tourney poker. So my ... |
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| CBet Vs Floating Altho im only playing micro level MTT/SnG's, im seeing alot more floating (calling continuation bets on the flop) these days in tourney poker. So my question is...should i be CB more or less these days? If ur playin a tourney with only 1500 chips a 2/3 or a pot bet can be a bit dangerious. Only to bring a scare card on the turn. Did he realy float to catch that A, or can i use it? I know a CB will take it down on the flop 2/3 of the times? But sometimes im thinking it's just pissing away chips... Any theorys on this idea? Thanks aL |
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| Early, I would avoid c bets unless you had hit something and are using it as a semi bluff. I would try and float as much as possible early. Inevitably, the poor play levels out toward the middle to late stages, where advanced post flop play can be rewarded. |
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| At cheap buyin levels I suspect it's less conscious floating and more "I've got an Ace, I can't fold", in which case yes, you do have to fold to a turn bet when the Ace comes. Overcards on the turn and river are real scare cards because players don't like to fold them. |
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