Do you C bet on this flop

[Primetime622]

I raise Ad 5d (effective stacks 100bb) and the bb calls. Heads up, BB is an unknown opponent. Flop is 4s 6s 7h, bb checks, Do I c bet here and what percentage should I c bet on this board. I chose half pot c bet but is a full pot c bet better? would love some insight

 

[Jooseme]

c-bet

I raise Ad 5d (effective stacks 100bb) and the bb calls. Heads up, BB is an unknown opponent. Flop is 4s 6s 7h, bb checks, Do I c bet here and what percentage should I c bet on this board. I chose half pot c bet but is a full pot c bet better? would love some insight

Of course you continuation bet. You need to see where you're at and let alone that flop is one of the better one's you'll see with that hand. I would be somewhere between 30-35% of the pot.

 

[This Fish Chums]

I agree you should c-bet, but instead of a % of the pot, I would go with a 3-5 BBs. If the pot is small, 100% of the pot could be too small to get a good read on your opponent. If the pot is huge, a % of the pot would be too risky. You don't want to c-bet big to find out they have you crushed.

 

[ZARGA123]

A Half pot C-Bet is good but a Check is better if your opponent holds the flush draw and decides to go all in you will be always far behind him

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[Stacker]

I would c bet open ended little less than half pot. Then make decisions from there

 

[NHequalsFU]

Against unknown opponent I'm cbetting about 1/2 pot and re-evaluating the turn. If I'm called I probably slow down unimproved or keep the bet small on the turn and river.

 

[blueskies]

Of course cbet. You can take the hand right there.