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[QUOTE="John A, post: 4925995, member: 88730"] Pre.. I guess you're not worried about many squeezes? A 3-bet on most tables it probably preferable unless your table is playing pretty passive. In the sandwhich spot on the flop I prefer check/call since you'll be last to act. But I don't hate a bet either. Your goal here should be to get it MW though and you reduce that by betting. On the turn, you're pretty much stuck with check/call. If he's raising the flop MW, you won't have FE if you CR obviously. River you need to bet. He should still bet his sets, etc... but there's not enough missed draws to warrant a CR vs someone so nitty. You should just go for value. You check w/ the nuts versus opponents who will bluff/rep the nuts themselves too much, or clearly can't have with a callable hand or have a very strong hand you know they are betting. The only thing you have going out of all of those is your opponents range might be decently strong, but he may make a mistake and not bet. [/QUOTE]
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