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Originally Posted by Fictive  I really don't like the way CO played the hand. Just calling each street is bad poker, he had absolutely no idea where he stands, he just kept calling. A hefty raise on the flop, or turn at the latest would've given him a lot better idea where he stands, not to mention he probably would've been able to check the river if he wanted to. Would've been really difficult for you to call him as well, if he for example called your bet on the flop, the raised you the pot on the turn. |
I agree with you in a lot of ways. When two players have identical hands, the player with position usually has the upper hand. I was forced to play this entire hand out of position and he could have taken the pot from me on the flop or turn with an aggressive raise. Had I been in his seat, I would have most likely raised the flop bet and then bet 2/3rd-3/3rds the size of the pot on the turn if he called then checked to me. I am a bigger fan of raising right on the flop and not waiting for the turn because so many cards are scare cards here and could hit his range. I don't want to call his flop bet then see an Ace come on the turn and face another bet. So, if I was in his seat... I'm raising the flop. I'm not sure but I think I mentioned that in the original post also.