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Message: [QUOTE="Figaroo2, post: 3781227, member: 103914"] Ok you understand that you are on a steal with a crap hand right!? Most of the time this is a fold against anyone but a tight nit who doesn't defend his BB enough. So you want to make it 3x to x4 preflop to give him less incentive to play his marginal holdings. Once he calls and an ace flops and we have an open ended straight draw then I'd cbet this pretty much 100% of the time. We have raised first so we can represent having hit the Ace a lot easier than he can as he just called preflop. If he had any ace a lot of players in the BB will 3bet here versus the SB. If he calls your cbet you still have great equity in your well disguised draw. A cbet will take this down a lot and as we still only have 6 high, winning the hand with a cbet on the flop is a perfectly acceptable result. Ideally he calls our cbet with an ace and then we hit our draw and keep betting. So as played, when you check the flop he takes a stab with his full range hoping you don't have an ace and will just quietly go away On the turn however, why not just call his small turn bet and try to hit your draw? Generally if they are giving you the good odds to draw you should just take those odds because he is making a mistake not charging you enough. There will be plenty of times ahead of you when you won't be getting the right express odds to call, especially on the turn!. Raising the turn with your draw is ok but you risk betting blown off the hand if he re-raises and you will never have the chance of seeing the river card to see if you could have made your straight. [/QUOTE]

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