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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2148477, member: 88730"]
So balancing... pg 94. If you're a micro player, you're not going to want to worry about this really very much. There can be some regulars in your games though that you build some history with, and you do want to make sure you understand this concept, especially if you're trying to move up. This section is intended more for small stakes players. Mid stakes player tend to understand this concept pretty well (although I've coached exceptions here).

Pages 94-98, we go through balancing on a dry board and provide an example (small error in the math of the example and most of you probably don't have the corrected version. Changes the EV from 1.1 BB to 1 BB). The example at the end of the section. If you're against opponents that understand balancing, then CR this flop won't work quite as well. You'd want to incorporate that line more as a level. Against someone who does understand balancing a little better. It would server you better to c/c that kind of flop, and bet large on most turn cards. It's not a bad line to take if you already do have an established showdown that you did CR top pair, but most players won't do this.

Let me make sure everyone is up to speed and not make any assumptions. Why would it be better to c/c against a competent regular in the example on pg 97?
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