Shimmering Wang
Sunday, December 24th, 2006, 9:59 AM
QUOTE (mrdannyg @ Sunday, December 24th, 2006, 12:19 PM)

agreed with wang. i ONLY try this play if i'm likely to be playing against an opponent for awhile, he is paying attention, and he is a tricky, aggressive player, who i feel will cold-call me often.
I do this a lot in live games, much more so than online. It'll really stick in opponents minds when you raise preflop, lead the flop, and then check/raise the turn with a good (but not unbeatable) hand. (Obviously, it's much easier when playing live to remember specific plays an opponent has made.) I'll do this once early in a session, and then, every once in a while if I feel the need. It will get you free cards when you continuation bet w/o a hand OOP, get you slightly more action on your turn leads, and generally serve to keep opponents under control/playing passively.
I still do it online against good observant players, or any player that I've seen bet when checked too or generally be aggressiev in position.
Wang