captZEEbo1
10-22-2004, 03:26 PM
early on in the sng, if you have no pair and no draw, and you completed in sb and bb, and you can sense someone is gonna bet the flop (like an A on board), you can just fold before anyone bets. This does a few things:
(1) it's super funny to watch people fold before they have to.
(2) if you're able to do it enough times, people might respect a check on sb, and bb, and won't bluff you a LITTLE later in the sng, because they figured you'd just fold as you always do.
But mostly, it's just funny. One time I was able to do it like 6 times in early rounds and got someone to comment "you know you can check capt!". So slightly later in the sng, when I checked, he wouldn't bet at me (without a hand). The funniest is when you're on bb and sb folded, and there was only 1 limper on the button. You're first to act and just fold to him, thus giving him the whole pot, lol. I mean, who cares if he gets like 75 chips when he was just gonna min bet the flop and you were gonna fold anyways =)
(1) it's super funny to watch people fold before they have to.
(2) if you're able to do it enough times, people might respect a check on sb, and bb, and won't bluff you a LITTLE later in the sng, because they figured you'd just fold as you always do.
But mostly, it's just funny. One time I was able to do it like 6 times in early rounds and got someone to comment "you know you can check capt!". So slightly later in the sng, when I checked, he wouldn't bet at me (without a hand). The funniest is when you're on bb and sb folded, and there was only 1 limper on the button. You're first to act and just fold to him, thus giving him the whole pot, lol. I mean, who cares if he gets like 75 chips when he was just gonna min bet the flop and you were gonna fold anyways =)