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  Pot Sized Continuation Bet in Texas Holdem SNGIt's really interesting theme for any texas holdem SNG player. How to place continuation bet right? I've found some interesting discussion about continuation bet in 2+2 forum in topic started by willwonka: Pot Sized Continuation Bet. What does it really mean? I had a hand yesterday where the details are not important; but a fairly aggressive, but solid, player continuation betted on the flop with a pot sized bet. This goes for Multi-s as well (which was the above situation). How do you usually handle a pot sized flop bet? Is it somebody just trying to protect their big hand or big overpair. I realize that this is read dependent most of the times; but in SNGs or early on in Multis, you don't always have the reads. I have my thoughts; but I was just curious as to what others thought. Thanks. There is some interesting answer placed by Kärpänen: I think a simple rule would be to: bet 1/2 on a dry flop like Qs 6h 2 I think its a trap: you show you opponents that you place continuation bet. In small limits I don’t think that someone see that. But… Bookmark/Search this post with: |
