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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6669127, member: 305911"] I also believe this is a check for exactly what Fundiver writes above. We want to raise our good hands and our bad hands but the midling hands are much better to just call and see a cheap flop in position. K high is not bad heads up but its still not anywhere near the top of the spectrum holding K3 off so just check here and see what the flop brings. On the flop as played we are definitely betting of course and should plan for a sizing that accomplishes a few things. First we want to charge draws as every one diamond that has a mid or high diamond is calling and the low diamonds will usually call as well but not a given. We also want to bet an amount that sets up an easy turn jam as that should be our plan but also factoring in that starting the hand with 23 BBs and flopping 2 pair I really really want villain to call here. So I would not go overboard on the sizing and probably bet some sizing that looks like I am just standard c betting to take it down. With that said I would bet 210-250 here which even on the low end would leave us 735 with a pot (if called) on the turn of 862 to setup the under pot turn jam. If you go bigger than you risk folding some of the hands like 4x, 5x of diamonds in my opinion as if you bet 300 ish that is 1/3rd of your stack at that point and not always sure a low diamond x hand would come along. Another point I would make here is that starting the hand with 23 BBs and flopping 2 pair I am not looking to fold. So my turn strategy is to jam all cards that are a non diamond and if a diamond were to come to check with the intention of still calling it off. Villain doesnt always have a diamond and could float this flop (another reason to slightly smaller imo) and once we check with a 4th diamond coming they could see weakness and go with what they have. With having put over 1/3rd of my stack in pre and on the flop Im just not folding 2 pair here. [/QUOTE]

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