betgo
06-10-2005, 08:42 PM
"In a live game, if you pick up a 3 of hearts for your first card, the chances are very good you are about to give up your hand, no matter what you are dealt next. On line, you'll probably play that hand if your second card is high enough -- say, a king."
If the other card is an ace, king, or 4 of the same suit, or better another 3, and there are limpers in front of you or it is folded to you in late position it may be playable. Talking about playing K3o sounds pretty fishy.
As an accountant, he should understand what you can get away with and how to tell if something doesn't add up. That seemed to be his big strength from what I sould see of the TV WSOP -- bluffing and reading bluffs.
If the other card is an ace, king, or 4 of the same suit, or better another 3, and there are limpers in front of you or it is folded to you in late position it may be playable. Talking about playing K3o sounds pretty fishy.
As an accountant, he should understand what you can get away with and how to tell if something doesn't add up. That seemed to be his big strength from what I sould see of the TV WSOP -- bluffing and reading bluffs.