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[QUOTE="LD1977, post: 2150161, member: 93289"] "Paired boards have increasingly become a game of "chicken" for no-limit players." :D so true! I am pretty sure I am failing at these boards horribly if OOP. Chkcalling blindly is very scary and bluffy check raising works only vs nitty types and even then if they have overpairs it is tricky business. I am going to try employing check calling and leading turn line a bit more often. I already did it a few times as a bluff against likely overcard hand if I saw something in the bet sizing that tipped me off. As for the small cbet pot and big cbet turn line, in the micros a lot of people don't fold turns easily after they called flop so I am a bit skeptical :) not saying it is bad advice, just that it might not be applicable on my own level. In position I float them with PPs and it often works since lots of micro players have sizing tells. Presumably "don't bluff fish/calling stations" rule still applies and I should stick to bluffing TAGs and nits? [/QUOTE]
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