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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6785830, member: 397965"] At least if you are never checking a K. Part of being balanced is also to have very strong hands in your checking range, so that you are not always capped, just because you checked. It is. I think, this is perfectly fine. The difference to the other hand is, that this time you put him to the test to fire that big river bet. People often say, that when nothing change, we cant first call and then fold. But the bet itself changes things. Its less likely, he is bluffing again, particularly when he bet full pot. His turn bet was also stronger, because he was not last to act, and finally the responsibility for defending was shared between 3 players. So even from a theoretical point of view there will likely be enough times, where someone has a flush, to make bluffing unprofitable for him. Sounds like a good idea :) [/QUOTE]