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Message: [QUOTE="Casey55, post: 6200988, member: 418310"] Really disagree with this take. The flop bet isn’t a goofy bet its a small bet because villain can’t have much and I still want thin value. I understand the point of checking to let opponents bluff but at 2nl without solid reads but I don’t rely on my opponents to build the pot for me.. at 2nl I’m just betting for value. hard to tell what they will call with, a PP, 7x , JTs or two overs like KQ can probably all call a small flop bet IP, some fish will call 3 streets with a gutshot, its the circus down here So I like betting. River we’re getting 3:1. If villain is ever betting with an overpair that rivered a boat calling can’t be that bad. He can only have so many 9x of diamonds combos. A9dd,K9dd,Q9dd,J9dd etc. Not very many and if we ever think he could be overplaying TT or JJ here there is 12 combos right there.. I didn’t even realize the river gave us a boat to be ahead of 77 and 22 some players at 2nl may think any boat is good here and not know how to read board correctly. Because of the price laid I don’t think its that clear cut. I don’t see the flop and turn betting as forcing, I’m simply betting for value, villain could call flop because it was small and turn with all sorts of stuff. T8s, JTs, middlinf pocket pairs that want to look me up etc. Its easy to come up with that narative when we see that he is raising the turn repping a strong hand but if you input a reasonable flop and turn calling range I think there are still quite a few worse hands that may call, I’m going to bet for value whenever possible. When I get raised on the turn it sucks but I’m getting 5:1, tough to fold an overpair being laid those pot odds. [/QUOTE]

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