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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2151591, member: 88730"]
Good question, but the examples used are assuming a c-bet so that we can run through the different options (otherwise we'd be on the turn :) ). Heads up, people c-bet a huge percentage of the time, so while more competent regulars will understand when to check, it's still going to be a large portion of their range as you know.

Even if someone's c-bet % is pretty low, heads up in position it's going to be super high, as it should be. OOP a little tighter. So I'd assume this until someone proves that they understand texture and ranges a little better. I coached a 25NL game last week and watched a pre-flop raiser in a sandwhiched position (person before him, person after him), c-bet a TJx board with 2 hearts with A8o. And he had reg stats, so you're probably going to see bad c-bets at those kinds of stakes a lot. That wasn't the only or first time I saw regulars making bad c-bets also.

Any ways, for the purpose of the chapter I wouldn't concern yourself with it. It's something to keep in the back of your mind, and if you have someone who is super tight at firing, then just don't look to re-steal quite as much. Don't check/call with A high and then donk the turn looking to re-steal.
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