I play 6 person tables ultra low stakes and usually have good position aswell as 100 bets at all times. U got a two way flop with like 7-9 bets in pot. No one takes it on the flop, so on the turn the dude makes it 1 or 2 bets. Ill almost always raise him no matter what. I call his 2 and raise 4 or 6.

Obviously this strategy is for medium pot, where your oponent makes a wothles bet on turn after cheking flop.

*why not take it on the flop? i dont know, usually i feel my 6h8h or 27is weak so i check*

now in .10-.25 or .05 - .10, the dude will probably call your re-raise and chek on the turn.
So the pot could have 20+ bets in it, at this point if i feel he is not slow playing, ill bet the pot here.

Obviously there are exceptions..., however this strategy yields alot of good pots. The key i guess (and essence of the game), is realizing if the opponent is weak.

I definatly agree. @ UB I play with the same folks evry night so we know eachothers games fairly well. It aint like im doin it evry 10 hands. Ill do this when i get board and say " thats it, im bluffing this next hand" = about 1 in 30 or 40 hands.