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theimd
Rising Star
Bronze Level
When we cbet bluffing, should we focus on how my range hit the flop or how the flop hit my opponent range?
Let's say the flop is 7 2 3. This flop missed both pre flop raiser and my opponent range. So, should we make a cbet on this board?
Any advice?
Many things to consider
Your range
Their range
Are they a calling station
Do they float
What image do you have
I generally keep i simple, Cbet heads up unless you have a better reason to check.
When we cbet bluffing, should we focus on how my range hit the flop or how the flop hit my opponent range?
Yes your analysis sounds 100% correct to my ears.Please correct me if my logic is wrong, but against an unknown opponent I am more hesitant to c-bet on a draw heavy flop with complete air, because I feel that the opponent calls you with a wider range and it's really difficult to know where you are.
To give an example, I probably check the flop nearly 100% of times with AhJc when the flop is 7d8d9s, whereas I c-bet nearly 100% of times when the flop is dry, f.e 6d2s9h. Thoughts?
When we cbet bluffing, should we focus on how my range hit the flop or how the flop hit my opponent range?
Let's say the flop is 7 2 3. This flop missed both pre flop raiser and my opponent range. So, should we make a cbet on this board?
Any advice?
In dry boards it is usually the person who acts first that takes down the pot. If you open raise and that boards comes what your saying to your opponent is I have a pair higher than the board and as long as you have shown down some strong hands your usually going to take it down right there. If you have been active and aggressive then you may get some resistance. I think cbetting is all about timing and your image for that session. Good luck on the felts!
When we cbet bluffing, should we focus on how my range hit the flop or how the flop hit my opponent range?
Let's say the flop is 7 2 3. This flop missed both pre flop raiser and my opponent range. So, should we make a cbet on this board?
Any advice?