Awesome as always guys, I really can't get enough. Speaking of betting the A72 flop with A5 for value, I listen to the Cash Plays podcast on PokerRoad, and this week he brings up almost this exact scenario (A6o!) in a high stakes live hand where he checks back the flop IP to gain value whereas he says villain would otherwise always fold the flop to a bet. Your logic makes perfect sense against good, thinking players et al, but what if the opponent is a complete fish and operating heavily on just the first level. Or perhaps he's very weak/tight fit or fold post-flop. Does the "muahaha, he will never catch on. /me twists mustache" line have more value in that spot occasionally, or are you just pretty much always betting there? If not, what kinds of players are you looking to take that line against sometimes? Thanks, you are teh manz! <p>Awesome as always guys, I really can't get enough. <br /> <br />Speaking of betting the A72 flop with A5 for value, I listen to the Cash Plays podcast on PokerRoad, and this week he brings up almost this exact scenario (A6o!) in a high stakes live hand where he checks back the flop IP to gain value whereas he says villain would otherwise always fold the flop to a bet. <br /> <br />Your logic makes perfect sense against good, thinking players et al, but what if the opponent is a complete fish and operating heavily on just the first level. Or perhaps he's very weak/tight fit or fold post-flop. Does the "muahaha, he will never catch on. /me twists mustache" line have more value in that spot occasionally, or are you just pretty much always betting there? <br /> <br />If not, what kinds of players are you looking to take that line against sometimes? <br /> <br />Thanks, you are teh manz!</p> 2008-08-03T00:09:21Z 13 45008 true 6556 2008-08-03T00:09:21Z 5086