Hey guys,

Let say u call a PFR with a hand like 88,99,TT and the flop is all unders. Do u like leading into the PFR to see if he is on overcards or an overpair. Then letting go if u encounter some resistance. I think this will also help camoflague when u hit a set and lead into him as well.

I think this is cheaper than going for a C/R on the flop and gives u the same information.
Any opinions?Thanks

Sure, but what do you do if he calls and it comes another under? You have to be working on a read of the player in order to decide what you want to to...would he call with overcards?

That's exactly what I do. I will also sometimes bet into the PFR if the flop is safe, even if im holding a pretty marginal hand. ie, PFR raises to 3BB and i call with 66, flop comes 478 rainbow, if the PFR is a solid player then there's almost no hand he can have which hit that flop (88 or 77 maybe, again, player dependant) so it's usually good to throw out a probe bet there too.

Sure he may not have a card that hit that flop...maybe he didn't NEED to hit the flop (99-AA).

I have very mixed feeling on this subject. Most of the time if I do not set I am done with the hand. At the level I play (NL50) I get calls from over cards and then on the Turn I have to check, then he checks behind me.

Now the river comes an over card. What do you do now OOP?

You check and he bets?

I guess that I bet into the PFR with overcards (TT,99,88) about 50% of the time because I have seen players raise with just over cards if there are limpers.