was a CHECK RAISE play after the flop!last one really painful
It is dangerous to CHECK on the flop, even if you have flush or toppair, that's what I'm talking aboutI am not sure how you played every hand, as we can only see the river situation. Check raise on turn is probably not bad and if you get no bet on the turn, I guess, you should bet yourself on turn for value or to hush someone out of the hand, who could get better hand on river than you.
Oh, I got it wrong, because of this:It is dangerous to CHECK on the flop, even if you have flush or toppair, that's what I'm talking about
I thought, after the flop, therefore I thought on turn, lol.was a CHECK RAISE play after the flop!
Yesterday I had the same thing in the freeroll in ACR, I had full on the flop and my opponent made me straiht flushOh, I got it wrong, because of this:
I thought, after the flop, therefore I thought on turn, lol.
But yeah, of course you was risking a lot by checking on the flop.
First hand opponent can be drawing a straight or flush.
Second hand can be also drawing a flush.
And third one was really just unlucky. How often this happens, really?
Therefore, of course bet some on flop.
was a CHECK RAISE play after the flop!
Okay, you was unlucky againg this time. I think, we could neglect the straight flushes, as they have a probability of 0,028 % to appear. But anyway I agree, that slow-playing on flop your hands, that you showed in your screenshots, isn't very recommendable.Yesterday I had the same thing in the freeroll in ACR, I had full on the flop and my opponent made me straiht flush
yes!, it is also SLOWPLAYOkay, you was unlucky againg this time. I think, we could neglect the straight flushes, as they have a probability of 0,028 % to appear. But anyway I agree, that slow-playing on flop your hands, that you showed in your screenshots, isn't very recommendable.
Check raise sometimes is a very dangerous strategy (in the flop), here examples :icon_stud