JCgrind
Legend
Silver Level
I thought about this line today and was wondering if its a plausible one. Havent thought of it before and i quite liked it, was wondering if people use it/think its valid.
It involved flatting an open pre, flopping say a nut flushdraw with at least 1, preferably 2 overs OOP, check raising the flop, then if the turn bricks, checking with the intention to check/shove. The idea behind this being that you look super strong with this line, have decent equity a lot of the time when called, and it gives you an opportunity to hit a free river. I feel like lots of aggressive opponents who flat your c/r are going to put you on a draw when you c/r flop and then check turn, and consequently, you will induce a lot of bets from marginal holdings- which wont be able to call a ch/shove on the turn. Thoughts?
also, is this a plausible line at 10/25NL? obv dependent upon a villain who knows how to fold.
It involved flatting an open pre, flopping say a nut flushdraw with at least 1, preferably 2 overs OOP, check raising the flop, then if the turn bricks, checking with the intention to check/shove. The idea behind this being that you look super strong with this line, have decent equity a lot of the time when called, and it gives you an opportunity to hit a free river. I feel like lots of aggressive opponents who flat your c/r are going to put you on a draw when you c/r flop and then check turn, and consequently, you will induce a lot of bets from marginal holdings- which wont be able to call a ch/shove on the turn. Thoughts?
also, is this a plausible line at 10/25NL? obv dependent upon a villain who knows how to fold.