Post-flop Strategy - As the Pre-flop Caller - Out of Position Flashcards
What is our strategy with our Premium Made Hands: When Our Opponent Bets?
When we check and our opponent bets, we should check call with our premium made hands.
As we have more draws in our range, we should check/raise. If most of our draws are strong and don’t require fold equity, we should check/call.
What is our strategy with our Premium Made Hands: When Our Opponent Checks?
When the flop goes check/check, we should almost always bet the turn with our premium made hands.
What is our strategy with our Marginal Made Hands: When Our Opponent Bets?
We should look to check/call with our marginal made hands.
To avoid having a marginal made hand range consisting mostly of middle pair or worse, we should look to check/call with hands that can reasonably fit in our premium made hands.
What is our strategy with our Marginal Made Hands: When Our Opponent Checks?
When the flop goes check/check, we should adjust our range accordingly on the turn, betting most of our top pairs and strong middle pairs, while continuing to check with our weaker marginal made hands.
What is our strategy with our Draws: When Our Opponent Bets?
In order to check/call, we should ask ourselves “if our opponent bets again on the turn, can we realistically stick around, either by check/calling or check/raising?”
If we cannot stick around, we should check/raise on the flop.
What is our strategy with our Draws: When Our Opponent Checks?
When the flop checks through, we should bet the turn with all of our draws (as well as all of our premium made hands).
What is our strategy with our Junk: When Our Opponent Bets?
Check/fold.
What is our strategy with our Junk: When Our Opponent Checks?
Check/check.
