2 more hands of double board 25plo
25 plo - double board bombpots - coinpoker
I have absolutely no clue
I remember someone saying betting 1/10 pot to deny equity, so I did that on hand1
Hand2 flop bet is ok? turn bet seems bad now after villain finds the x/r. lol
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25 plo - double board bombpots - coinpoker
I have absolutely no clue
I remember someone saying betting 1/10 pot to deny equity, so I did that on hand1
Hand2 flop bet is ok? turn bet seems bad now after villain finds the x/r. lol
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Both flops are probably xc. I’ve become convinced over the past 48 hours that microbets are nonsense in this game.
Hand 1 you got about the best turn cards imaginable so GII. I suppose there’s a risk of being quartered but it’s a risky game.
The turn bet on Hand 2 is not ok—in fact it’s the furthest ****ing from ok.
Both hands are vulnerable one way only, xf isn’t terrible on either flop depending on the action.
Both flops are probably xc. I’ve become convinced over the past 48 hours that microbets are nonsense in this game.Hand 1 you got about the best turn cards imaginable so GII. I suppose there’s a risk of being quartered but it’s a risky game.The turn bet on Hand 2 is not ok—in fact it’s the furthest ****ing from ok.Both hands are vulnerable one way only, xf isn’t terrible on eith
We have position both hand
In the second hand, betting it with position makes it even more terrible.
You leading the flop screams the made straight.
The ugly turn? The opposing player is just free rolling you will pot the river next no matter what it is or what he has on that top board just to put max pressure on you.
In general, IP betting tiny is less of a thing than OOP betting tiny, because IP benefits a lot from polarization. It makes a lot of sense if you think about it. Of course, in multiway spots it is not that important, but still something to understand.
I think the normal play in both spots is to check it back, because your hand is mediocre and mediocre hands IP tend to want to check.
