tagece
Legend
Loyaler
In poker, the word "always" should be avoided. You end up becoming predictable if you repeat the same strategy all the time.
Ideally, you should vary your plays and take into account your opponent and the texture of the flop before deciding whether or not to make a cbet.
Ideally, you should vary your plays and take into account your opponent and the texture of the flop before deciding whether or not to make a cbet.
dannystanks
Legend
Silver Level
It’s going to depend on it you are in position or out of position, multi-way or heads up, your table image, your opponents table image, stack sizes, what you are holding, etc. C betting 100% of the time makes you so exploitable. If you are heads up against a player who knows you always C Bet, they will just check, let you bet, then raise you every time. Multi-way generally just check. Good luck!
KeyPatience
Rock Star
Silver Level
After Pre-flop raise, Continuation Bet works better in your favour only with Pockets Aces, Kings & Queens!
Ace Kings look tempting but don’t guarantee you success you all the time compared to Pockets!
This is my personal opinion though and many might differ!
Ace Kings look tempting but don’t guarantee you success you all the time compared to Pockets!
This is my personal opinion though and many might differ!
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Kasztor007
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I don't think you always have to get c-enough after a preflop raise. This largely depends on the texture of the flop and the number of opponents. On dry tables I will most of the time in heads-ups, but on wet, multi-player tables, I will often pass back with medium strength cards or missed overcards. Mixing makes it unpredictable.
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OnyxD
Enthusiast
Silver Level
This, yes. Also, consider your opponents at the table. Some tables will make it indeed a profitable move C-betting (nearly) always, but such tables are rare.
RALF_AK
Visionary
Platinum Level
