What is your c-bet% and what kind of boards will you always/never c-bet. (1 Viewer)

[elfmuffin]

basically just the title. I want to know how often people are continuation betting and what boards they will always/never bite on.

 

[ThrowBack]

I c bet paired boards pretty often

 

[CardRally]

Not sure if you are polling the community or trying to learn. If it’s the latter you can learn some basic strategies I found useful here:
https://upswingpoker.com/continuation-bet-c-bet-strategy-position/

 

[DrStrange]

This is for live cash hold'em six to ten handed games. Other formats will potentially be different,

My default sizing is 60% pot. Adjustments for lower SPR situations. Keep in mind c-bet sizing stays the same for air, draws and made hands.

I avoid c-betting air on highly coordinated boards. Three to a straight / three flush / flushing + straight draw boards. Same thing in multiway pots. AKs vs four villains is a dubious hand to c-bet. More so if the field is sticky.

Dry boards are good candidates for a c-bet.

Villain tendencies trumps all. Position matters too.

C-betting with weak equity is better than with no equity. Runner runner situations are good for your table image

This is not a mindless part of the game. Heros will need to learn feel the right time for a c-bet and sizing from experience -=- DrStrange

 

[chopper]

Not sure what my percentage is, small I guess, because of late I’ve been way more inclined to check raise instead of c-betting. A lot depends on my position.

 

[Phoe9x]

I’ve been following hungry horse, so cbet 50% pot on all dynamic/wet boards, do an overbet or check strategy on static/dry boards.

Out of position, evaluate if the board/player is likely to stab and go from there.

 

[Hal9000]

Depends on board texture and my position vs villains. EP vs EP OOP plays very different from LP vs. BB.

 

[dannyssteez]

The biggest factor is how multi-way it is, c-bet bluffing into more than 2 people is kind of suicidal. Less than that I will pretty much always c-bet if the board is good for my range or dry enough and I want folds.

 

[ngmcs8203]

Heads-up or multiway? IP or OOP? SRP, 3!P, 4!P? Range advantage? Nut advantage? Current image? Opponent profile? Flop texture? SPR? All those play a major role in deciding what I do.