What should I do if someone raises my continuation bet?

[Mike_25]

Getting 3-bet after a continuation bet is annoying but not uncommon. So what should you do if someone raises your continuation bet? Well mates, it depends. If they smoothly 3-bet, they likely have a strong made hand. Consider letting it go then. But if they hesitantly 3-bet, they could be bluffing or semi-bluffing. Study the player and board texture to decide. Folded cards can still win pots, so do not be married to one strategy. Bet for value or fold fast, based on how the situation and opponent point you.

 

[Crazy_winner]

To find out if calling the raise is profitable, calculate the pot odds. It might be appropriate to call if the pot odds indicate that you have a decent chance of improving your hand. It makes more sense to fold rather than call if the pot odds don't support calling.

 

[maddy123]

If someone raises your continuation bet, you need to consider a few things. First, you need to think about the strength of your hand. If you have a strong hand, you may want to continue betting. However, if you have a weak hand, you may want to consider folding. Second, you need to think about the size of the raise. If the raise is small, it may be a bluff. However, if the raise is large, it may be a sign of strength. Finally, you need to consider the player who raised you. If they are a tight player, they may have a strong hand. However, if

 

[Commycool]

If someone raises your continuation bet, you'll need to decide whether to fold, call, or re-raise. The decision you make will depend on several factors, including the strength of your hand, the strength of your opponent's hand, and your position at the table. Generally speaking, if you have a weak hand, you should consider folding. If you have a strong hand, you may want to consider re-raising to increase the pot size. And if you're unsure about the strength of your hand or your opponent's hand, you may want to consider calling to see the next card.

 

[adams]

When facing a raise to your continuation bet in online poker, assess factors like board texture, opponent's style, and your hand strength. Determine if your hand can endure a raise and if continuing is worthwhile. With a strong hand, you may re-raise or call. For weaker hands, folding is prudent. Adjust your response based on hand dynamics and opponent tendencies.

 

[emmanuel1]

If someone raises after your bet, think about how strong their cards might be. If your hand isnt great, its okay to fold. If you feel confident you can raise back or just call. Pay attention to the game and decide what best based on the situation and the other players.