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Check-raising flop from the blinds?
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[QUOTE="pokerprince89, post: 2043320, member: 93875"] I seem to always lose my stack doing this even with supposedly strong hands. Reading most articles, they would advice check-raising OOP. Twice I loss my stack online today doing exactly just that. Both examples about 100bb deep. First was with pocket 33s, 2nl game. Button raise standard 6c. I re-raised 18c as a steal, button called. The flop was J,8,3. I checked, button bets I check-raised 3x his bet. he called. Can't remember turn but there was a flush draw present I bet 3/4 pot he re-raised all in. Of course I called with a set only to lose to Jacks. Another case, I flat AJ from the small blind from a button raise. Flop was A,J,8 with flush draw present. I check raise 3x his flop bet. Button called. Again turn was blank but brought another flush draw I bet 3/4 he reraised me all in. Of course I called only to lose to set 8s. seeing how he could have something like A8, overplayed J8 or numerous flush straight draw combos. And AJ being blockers to set Aces and Jacks, I dont see how I can fold turn when he re-raise my turn bet all in. I assume both hands are coolers unless someone tell me there's another way to play it. BTW its zoom poker and I dont have any HUD stats. [/QUOTE]
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