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Re: Pat Straight in a Pot-Limit Draw Tournament
You definitely have a call here and there is no doubt about
it. Your opponent would have likely raised before the draw with two pair a small amount just to attempt to get heads up with the limper in which case it is very likely he has a draw that he completed. Also, straight draws are very troublesome hands, especially in PL and you often see them beaten by better complete hands after the draw. A raise of any amount will clearly be -EV plus your opponent may not be playing any straight draw (for example, he may muck small straight draws since they have almost no chance of winning by pairing although arguably he may play a hand like AKQJ). Also, in this case, there is a slight chance if the limper is a bad player that he may overcall with trips. |
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