Re: A hand reading exercise
 

This is an easy raise with any two cards.

Re: A hand reading exercise
 

I think the bigger question is what could the other 9 players have that none of them called? I mean, is it possible that no one had a hand with Axo, any face card, suited or a 0-3 gap? And on top of that decided not to call "just to see the flop"?

Or did you actually find the one fishless table on Party?

-t

Re: A hand reading exercise
 

My table presence is so ungodly powerful that they prefer not to tangle with me or my post. I'm one scary dude. I prefer the seat with the scary old guy in the hat that looks like he touches children.

Re: A hand reading exercise
 

Two cards?

Re: A hand reading exercise
 

T5o, as JTG has said, it does play to the high and low straight.

Peace,
Joe Tall

Re: A hand reading exercise
 

aa in my case. i was in a sit-n-go sunday and after it was down to 3 handed twice in a row in the bb had aa and they both folded.

Re: A hand reading exercise
 

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I'll need at least ATo or AXs to try this in .5/1 You're likely to be called be the BB in my experience.

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Oh come on dont be such a weakie.

Re: A hand reading exercise
 

If you have no cards, how are you playing? [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

Re: A hand reading exercise
 

I think you raised to steal and it didn't matter what cards you had. If you got called, fine. If you got reraised, you would have folded.

*edit* Thinking about this more......10 handed huh? Beginning of tourney or close to it. How much was the raise? Seems that would be important info. Doubt anyone would have a read on you yet unless they've played with you before this tourney.

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Since nobody else guessed it yet, I'm gonna go with the lock hand, good ole' Q [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 5 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img].