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Continuation Betting
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Continuation bets should be part of every player’s game – but failure to take into account other factors can result in disaster

One of the most commonly used tactics in poker is the continuation bet. This is when a player makes a pre-flop raise and then makes a bet on the flop, regardless of whether he connected. In theory, this is a very simple concept, but can be rather tricky on certain flops or against certain players. Experienced players can smell a continuation bet a mile away and will often call, and sometimes raise, regardless of their hand, looking to take the pot right there or outplay the original raiser on the turn or river.

There are many factors to consider when employing this tactic.

 

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