When heads up, unless your opponent is loose, is it best to fold when check raised?...
When heads up, unless your opponent is loose, is it best to fold when check raised?...
pretty vague question braj, depends on the boards like basically any other instance in poker.
Yes
Well as an experienced player do you think you've loss more calling when checked raised?...Originally Posted by lewfather
Just seems to me that unless he's loose he's making a statement...
obviously it's usually not a good spot to get check raised but there are spots where you are still profitable against it via pot odds and if your opponent is nutty. vs the unknown you're probably losing but still it's only one more bet. depends on preflop action as well, if it goes limp check it's easier to get away from etc. lots of variables kid, keep your chin up or post the HH to dissect.
All depends on board texture, game flow, and your opponent aggression tendencies.
I can tell you if your folding always when check raised you will be exploited hard by a good player who understands the game over time.
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