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[QUOTE="Coryan, post: 411010, member: 11009"] [b]I don't do it often, but...[/b] I don't use the CR a lot, but here are a couple rare cases when I do use it: 1) I flop middle pair and a strong drawing hand (nuts flush draw), I will semi-bluff CR on occasion when against a player that I know is capable of laying down a hand. I would also prefer this to be a more passive player. My CR just added another possible way for me to win this pot. And with a passive player, I might even get a free card on the turn. 2) If I flop a total monster against a very aggressive player I will usually bet out....if they raise me, I will occasionally just call and CR them on the turn. I do this only with important considerations: a) I know my opponent will bet after my check on the turn, and b) I am not concerned with my opponent outdrawing me. More often than not, I simply lead out when I have a good hand. I find that players often just assume that I have nothing and raise it anyway. Yesterday I lead out on the flop of Q-9-8 with JT and two players raised/allin and another called after me! The best hand of the bunch was KQ! So, I usually just bet my good hands and forget the tricky plays...but occasionally, I make the CR for strategic reasons. [/QUOTE]
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