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Betting the flop is mistake because you will almost always get called or raised and lose the hand later on anyway.

also when both of them are fishes?
I mean, there is just a ton of value vs. fishes and depending on the turncard you can then bet again or checkback to call most rivers.
When Co would be a reg, my default would be also to checkback OTF, but once both are fishes....

also when both of them are fishes?
I mean, there is just a ton of value vs. fishes and depending on the turncard you can then bet again or checkback to call most rivers.
When Co would be a reg, my default would be also to checkback OTF, but once both are fishes....

They are both not fish.
One is a reg and it sucks that his range in 3bet pots is tight! If they were both fish Id question the preflop 3bet.

They are both not fish.
One is a reg and it sucks that his range in 3bet pots is tight! If they were both fish Id question the preflop 3bet.

to clarify: the person who minopens is the laggish reg that folds a lot to 3bets. The fish overcalls the 3bet.

I don't get why are we checking the flop. I agree if it is 2 regs that we should check, but there is a fish in the pot and we can get some value/ the reg shouldn't really make a lot of moves on us since we cbet into the pot with 2 people when there's a fish in the pot

I don't get why are we checking the flop. I agree if it is 2 regs that we should check, but there is a fish in the pot and we can get some value/ the reg shouldn't really make a lot of moves on us since we cbet into the pot with 2 people when there's a fish in the pot

He does not have to many any moves at all..

to clarify: the person who minopens is the laggish reg that folds a lot to 3bets. The fish overcalls the 3bet.

ah ok, thought that Co was as well a fish....

to clarify: the person who minopens is the laggish reg that folds a lot to 3bets. The fish overcalls the 3bet.

yes I know that. Reread my post.

yes I know that. Reread my post.

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