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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6401729, member: 305911"] Villains tendencies come into play a lot here. Big difference if they are a 70/5 player vs a 14/5 player. If this player is limping a lot of hands then I think jamming is a consideration. If they dont do this a lot but even still often enough I think I lean towards taking a free flop as you did. The flop also depends on what the previous sentence says since if they limp a lot then you are likely ahead but if they limp only somewhat then QJ, KJ, KQ are in his limping range probably. I would not be looking to fold post flop here in your spot but I also would not make a bet that is going to get called only if we are beat. I dont think villain is going to call off 25% of their stack and 3 times a pot bet here with Qx or Jx. You have the luxury of maybe villain thinking that you are jamming a flush draw but I personally still dont think they are calling with a worse one pair hand to that bet sizing. Therefore I like check calling the flop (depending on sizing, the smaller it is the more I think I would be thinking raising because I dont want them to draw basically free) and then if it a safe turn I would be check raising or check calling again depending on the sizing but more than likely would then put in the check raise. If we are ahead in this hand on the flop we dont want to let villain off easy. We want to keep in their worse hands and get what we can out of them. I wouldnt think villain is going 3 streets with one pair so thats why my plan on the flop would be to check raise the turn. Betting as you did on the flop I feel like just makes villain only call with their better hands which we arent ahead of. [/QUOTE]

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