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Raise Preflop, Feeler Bet On The Flop - Good Or Bad Idea Here?


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Full Tilt PokerNo Limit Holdem Ring gameBlinds: $0.05/$0.109 playersConverterPre-flop: (9 players) Andromeda is Button with 3 :D 8 :club:6 folds, Andromeda raises to $0.2, SB folds, BB calls.Flop: 2 :D K :D 2 :D ($0.45, 2 players)BB checks, Andromeda bets $0.1, BB folds.Uncalled bets: $0.1 returned to Andromeda. Results:Final pot: $0.45

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Raise more preflop. You have a horrible hand, so do all you can to encourage a fold preflop.On the flop, bet more, like 0.30 or something. A pretty solid rule is that you should never bet less on the flop than your raise amount preflop.

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Raise more preflop. You have a horrible hand, so do all you can to encourage a fold preflop.On the flop, bet more, like 0.30 or something. A pretty solid rule is that you should never bet less on the flop than your raise amount preflop.
cool, good to know - thanks!
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Also, this isn't really necessary. If you're at a table where you feel the need to steal blinds to stay afloat, you should probably find a better table.
it wasn't a question of needing them at all but if the table was going to fold around to me and I could see the pot cheaply (granted it was a horrible starting hand, had other people even called I would've folded), I was willing to at least try to steal the blinds. They don't know I have a crap hand and if they are willing to let me walk away with the blinds than so be it (imo)
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I prefer to do it with hands that can hit the flop, but I understand what you are saying. If they fold all the time, then sure, +EV is +EV, so go for it. However, you'll prolly make less money at a table where everyone is folding their blinds and shit preflop, than you will at a loose table.

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I prefer to do it with hands that can hit the flop, but I understand what you are saying. If they fold all the time, then sure, +EV is +EV, so go for it. However, you'll prolly make less money at a table where everyone is folding their blinds and shit preflop, than you will at a loose table.
gotta start somewhere :club:
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I hate playing hands like this in this manner. I am a nutcase in LP and will open with a wide range but 83o certainlt is not in it. You are not looking to dteal blinds in a cash game, you are looking to hit a well disguised big hand. Save your LP raises for gap connectors and hands with some value.Also, if you are going to play this hand, as Acid said, bet it properly. Don't minraise preflop and actually bet the flop. I have noticed that you have a been minbetting and minraising a lot. This is bad. Raise to like 3-4 BB preflolp and then bet at least 3/4 of the pot on the flop.

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A pretty solid rule is that you should never bet less on the flop than your raise amount preflop.
or any street for that matter... this is a great point... & one worth remembering... also, don't min bet / minraise like ever... unless you're playing limit...
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