billymonk
02-25-2005, 03:23 AM
Hi,
This seems like it should be simple, but situations like these are really giving me trouble. For both, assume, little knowledge of opponents (new to the table, or some other reason.) and that this is a low stakes table with blinds of .05/.10 to .10/.25
First scenario:
You post in the BB, and get dealt Q, 3. 4-6 limpers to you and you check.
Flop comes: Q, x, x
Your move. How does this change if SB bet, you bet and got raised.
Turn comes no help.
Your move. How does this change if:
You called a SB raise.
If you bet preflop and were only called by a couple of limpers.
You were raised after you bet the flop, and then you called.
Turn comes with help.
Your move. Same questions as above.
Second Scenario:
Same situation as above, except this time,
Flop comes: A(or K), Q, x
What's your move on the flop, and turn, with same questions as above.
Let me know if any other information is necessary.
Thanks
This seems like it should be simple, but situations like these are really giving me trouble. For both, assume, little knowledge of opponents (new to the table, or some other reason.) and that this is a low stakes table with blinds of .05/.10 to .10/.25
First scenario:
You post in the BB, and get dealt Q, 3. 4-6 limpers to you and you check.
Flop comes: Q, x, x
Your move. How does this change if SB bet, you bet and got raised.
Turn comes no help.
Your move. How does this change if:
You called a SB raise.
If you bet preflop and were only called by a couple of limpers.
You were raised after you bet the flop, and then you called.
Turn comes with help.
Your move. Same questions as above.
Second Scenario:
Same situation as above, except this time,
Flop comes: A(or K), Q, x
What's your move on the flop, and turn, with same questions as above.
Let me know if any other information is necessary.
Thanks