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Finally, every continuation bet you make keeps your opponents guessing. Sometimes you're betting with nothing and other times you're betting with strong hands. You want to keep it mixed up so that in the end your opponents are more likely to call when you have strong hands and to fold when you have weak hands.

To encourage him to keep playing in this manner, you may actually want to go the full hog and congratulate him on the way that he played the hand (with your tongue firmly in your cheek of course!) and tell him that you had no idea he was holding such a monster.

poker betting strategy One of the main problems I used to have with c-bets was that I used them every single time I raised before the flop. It was just what I believed - what kind of whimp would make a raise before the flop and then check? It just didn't seem right to make a preflop raise without a continuation bet.

Your "M" is the multiple of how much it costs to play one round. So if the SB is 500 chips and the BB is 1000 chips and you have 15,000 chips, then your M is 10.

At that point, A gambled that B has nothing. He could also have assessed that if B had something and goes all in later then he can move out fast. So he raised to try B's strength.

One of the things you need to do to become a successful NL Hold'em poker player is learn how to bet. Sounds easy right? Everybody has heard that you should bet more than check and raise more than call, etc etc. But, too often players will bet without having a reason for betting. There should be a reaction that you hope to get from your opponent(s) by betting and your betting should convey something to them, be it true or false. If your bets do not fall into these categories, then you are making them in the wrong places for the wrong reasons.

Your psychological strategy will involve many different things. Firstly, the image your want to present. The style you want to present. The type of player you want to pretend to be or act like. This can also involve semi-bluffing, bluffing, bullying/scare tactics, reading tells, giving off voluntary tells etc.

Therefore, they'll risk as fewer chips as necessary in order to view the next card... and the one after that... and the one after that. http://www.bcsnerie.com/members/mccallgrimes2/activity/2837848/ 's really not uncommon to find fish calling you all the way down to the river and then turning over nothing more than a low pair, if that.