there is no definite answer, it all depends on which strategy you use, on what you are positioning, what your bankroll is, how your rivals play. For a correct solution, you need to analyze a lot.
I play as I normally would, If I lead the betting pre-flop, then I would C-bet, after all, I have been C-betting throughout the game or I would bet or call if not leading the bets.When you flop a full house... How do you play it to ensure the other players don't fold and you get maximum profit?
When you flop a full house... How do you play it to ensure the other players don't fold and you get maximum profit?
there is no definite answer, it all depends on which strategy you use, on what you are positioning, what your bankroll is, how your rivals play. For a correct solution, you need to analyze a lot.
Totally agree with this answer.
I can even give you an example that happened to me recently in an MTT on Pokerstars (5.5$ buy in i think)
villain bets UTG 3BB, I raised with AK on the cutoff to round 7.5 BB, villain calls.
FLOP: A66 rainbow, villain goes all in and I call, he shows A6off
He got the max value, but I am only calling his all in with AK, maybe with AQ but it is a stretch. Is his play good, probably not, with smaller bet in his position, he would probably get TT+ to call, that would normally fold this big of a raise on the flop.
Therefore no real play to get max value, just has to be based on reading opponents, positioning, and stack sizes
Hard and fast, slowly and carefully.
I saw Daniel Negreanu bust out of the pokerstars championship in Monte-Carlo the same exact way, I was surprised he would call. I'm surprised you called.