Limit Hold’em is a much more straightforward game than no-limit. It’s a disciplined game where odds and percentages play a great role in your decision-making process and in your commitment to a hand. But many players going from no-limit to limit cash games find post-flop play particularly difficult to adjust to, as they cannot just rely on pricing players out of a hand. In this article I will tackle two key post-flop skills: continuation bets and trapping. Continuation bets

Whether or not to follow through with a continuation bet on the flop after you’ve shown strength pre-flop is one of the eternal questions of every limit hold’em player.