Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="85champ07, post: 7094785, member: 1002849"] A couple things to ask yourself; how often is your opponent aggressive on the river? Did your opponent continuation bet on every street? Is there any logical reason for them to bluff you based on position and action? How much fold equity does your opponent have? How many BB is your opponent betting vs what level are the blinds at? If you are a passive player seeing a large river bet can be a coin flip, unless in that moment you have grest hand equity. If your an aggressive player and you have driven the action, they've called every street and you have no hand equity then I say trust your gut and not risk it. Best way to know the opponents range style is to focus on how they play over a large set of hands, but this not always certain as poker is more than just a handful of general rules. [/QUOTE]