Hiya guyz,

I recall from Brunsons books that he considers betting into the preflop raiser as a really strong play when flopping trips or a 2-pair.

For me this typiccally occurs after I overcall OOP with a low-mid pair. (Ie, I'm up against 2+ opponents)

Questions:

a.
I wonder how much you guys actually do bet in this situation?

b.
If the preflop raiser *always* makes a continuation bet, is this still a good play?

c.
Mixing it up with the occasional slowplay - what if there are additional preflop callers who have position on the raiser?

Thoughts on these issues much apprecated!

/Rush

If there is another caller who has position on the preflop raiser, I often bet out about 75% of pot with all made trips, but also with any board pair showing. I find that the board pair looks scary to him, and that the extra caller also is scary so I often take the pot down that way.

Of course, I don't try that (betting the board pair) so often if I know I'll get called by some known CS.

/snok