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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6403118, member: 397965"] The main issue here is, that stacks are much to deep to run this play, which is sometimes referred to as a stop and go. Stop and go is something, we typically want to do, if the SPR is a little over 1, and it can also be done as a pure bluff. Say we see a free flop or call a min-raise with J9s, and flop comes 442. We missed this flop completely, but the opponent likely also missed, and if we jam it in his face, its tough for him to call us with K high or Q high. So we get a decent amount of folds, and when he call, we usually have at least some equity. But here with an SPR of 3, we should not be looking to get it in on the flop. We can either check and call a small bet, or lead out small ourselfes. As HP300GOD say, we never want to take an in between hand with decent showdown value and play it so fast, that we only get action, when we are way behind to a better made hand or flipping with a big draw. [/QUOTE]