Turn Overbets

[ventrolloquist]

I have a goodie to introduce to those who don't already do this.

Recently I've started overbet stabbing the turn when the flop goes chk-chk, and it's been printing money, fish call anyways with draws, regs' minds explode, it's good all around.

This works best with a polarized strategy, you bet 1.5-2x pot with draws bluffs and also with strong value hands like 2 pair +. (as opposed to half pot bet which is for thin value)

I was wondering if/how you guys specifically employ this tactic?

What are your turn strategies when the flop gets double checked?

 

[quant1986]

I do use a lot of overbet with polarised range to punish capped range.

Facing competent players, I would have a more balanced flop checking ranges OOP rather than small range betting flop at a very higher frequency (which also prints money vs fit/fold players) as preflop aggressor

 

[Evan Jarvis]

I have a goodie to introduce to those who don't already do this.

Recently I've started overbet stabbing the turn when the flop goes chk-chk, and it's been printing money, fish call anyways with draws, regs' minds explode, it's good all around.

This works best with a polarized strategy, you bet 1.5-2x pot with draws bluffs and also with strong value hands like 2 pair +. (as opposed to half pot bet which is for thin value)

I was wondering if/how you guys specifically employ this tactic?

What are your turn strategies when the flop gets double checked?

Love this play, especially at smaller stakes.

The one time I'm cautious with it is when a draw completes that they can conceivable check back on the flop. (Player dependent of course)

Usually doing this exploitative play you're talking about you will make a lot of money for sure!!!

 

[tw082]

I have a goodie to introduce to those who don't already do this.

Recently I've started overbet stabbing the turn when the flop goes chk-chk, and it's been printing money, fish call anyways with draws, regs' minds explode, it's good all around.

This works best with a polarized strategy, you bet 1.5-2x pot with draws bluffs and also with strong value hands like 2 pair +. (as opposed to half pot bet which is for thin value)

I was wondering if/how you guys specifically employ this tactic?

What are your turn strategies when the flop gets double checked?

Depending on size of pot and opponent either half or full pot raise

 

[ventrolloquist]

Thanks for the tips everyone [emoji4]