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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6696178, member: 397965"]
That is definitely also a viable option. Leaves around a half pot sized bet left for the turn, and then we basically jam any turn card, even those that are kind of bad like an overcard. Or we might get lucky to induce some kind of 3-bet spazz, which we then snap off. The most important point in this hand is, that we cant let people get away with incredible small C-bets like this. This is also, what software tells us. As C-bets get smaller and smaller, solvers check-raise more and more. So even with deep stacks this might still be a check-raise, when Villain bet so small.

In this case any size check-raise would likely have made the opponent fold, since he basically had nothing. But thats fine. We increase our stack 35% or so without showdown, which is a perfectly fine outcome. And we might also shut down this kind of action, so that he check back some flops instead of making these annoying small bets. Which then allow us to realise more equity, when we are the one, who missed the flop.
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