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**With strong hands**: To build the pot and extract maximum value **As a semi-bluff**: With draws that have good equity (flush draws, combo draws) **As a pure bluff**: When you have blockers and your opponent c-bets too frequently
**Value check-raises**: 2.5-3x the opponent's bet size **Bluff check-raises**: Similar sizing to value raises to remain balanced **Small check-raises (min-raise to 2x)**: Used on dynamic boards to put pressure on medium-strength hands
**Wet boards**: Check-raise more frequently with draws and strong hands **Dry boards**: Check-raise less often, primarily with very strong hands **Dynamic boards**: Check-raising is effective because ranges change significantly on each street
Check-raising too frequently (becomes exploitable) Only check-raising with strong hands (opponents can fold to your check-raises) Not having enough bluffs in your check-raising range
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Check-Raising: When & How
Check-Raising: When & How
The check-raise is one of the most powerful postflop plays when used correctly.