1st hand of a heads up stt

[jezza777]

You can think that you are so far ahead here in a heads up pot moving in is a bit ott. I want to get my chips in but am happy to do it through the streets.

[Royal Flush]

You can think that you are so far ahead here in a heads up pot moving in is a bit ott. I want to get my chips in but am happy to do it through the streets.

Thats what i have been trying to say, lol, ty Jezza for putting it much better than me!

[ACE2M]

i called and C/R'd the turn. Unfortunately the 6 had tripped him up but just wanted to confirm that i am right trying to get them all in the middle. I'm never getting away from that HU on the first hand against unknown oppo, won too many times with that situation to stop now.

[Royal Flush]

i called and C/R'd the turn. Unfortunately the 6 had tripped him up but just wanted to confirm that i am right trying to get them all in the middle. I'm never getting away from that HU on the first hand against unknown oppo, won too many times with that situation to stop now.

yup just ul

[SupaMonkey]

Why does everyone c/r the turn? I would call the turn bet and then fire on the river.

[thetank]

Why does everyone c/r the turn? I would call the turn bet and then fire on the river.

-When he bets the turn, there will be enough in the pot (1,000 chips+) that you will be happy to take it down.

-Calling two decent sized bets on a drawless board arouses suspicion, he's unlikely to call a river bet if he wouldnt call the turn raise. (unless he hit two pair on 5th street  )

-It can sometimes be easier to get chips in on the turn (when your opponent can still hit his miracle) than on the river (when he knows he's missed completely)

[Royal Flush]

Why does everyone c/r the turn? I would call the turn bet and then fire on the river.

-When he bets the turn, there will be enough in the pot (1,000 chips+) that you will be happy to take it down.

-Calling two decent sized bets on a drawless board arouses suspicion, he's unlikely to call a river bet if he wouldnt call the turn raise. (unless he hit two pair on 5th street  )

-It can sometimes be easier to get chips in on the turn (when your opponent can still hit his miracle) than on the river (when he knows he's missed completely)

FM, i didn't know you knew how to play poker tank.

I agree with everything he said

[thetank]

Can't really play, I just got lucky there with a randomly worded post.