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[QUOTE="grayfox84, post: 4174611, member: 247389"]
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The biggest change to my game in the last few years was a complete redesign of the way I took the game.

Asking if you should C-bet a flop with a run out like that is too vague and here is why:

It doesn't account for position or ranges.

Yes starting hand ranking does matter, but the game so much more.

Start thinking what you have as an incomplete picture.

A range of hands that you could be holding.   UTG's range of hands should be a lot tighter of a range than someone in late position.

Also, when bets, raises, happen, it can narrow a range down.

So if you make a raise from early position it is very unlikely this flop hit you at all.  It's not likely the flop hit you with a raise period, but from a middle to late position a 78suited hand could definitely be in your range.

But in general, you get the point... making a raise preflop will narrow a range slightly, and this board is unfavorable for ya.

So betting out here would not be great if you were the preflop raiser from Early.

Now say you had 78 suited, and were a middle to early position preflop raiser, and the flop came out with a Broadway type flop.  You could definitely rep that range.

You can also start making raised, and called based solely that the board texture is unfavorable for certain ranges.
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