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11-26-2005 08:51 AM

$33 Party, easy fold right?
 
http://www.pokerhand.org/index.php?p...mp;hand=176506

And also, just how horrible is the slowplaying?

handsome 11-26-2005 09:10 AM

Re: $33 Party, easy fold right?
 
are u serious

nthn2fancy 11-26-2005 09:11 AM

Re: $33 Party, easy fold right?
 
are you serious?

11-26-2005 09:19 AM

Re: $33 Party, easy fold right?
 
yes, what do you put him on? that screams jack to me.

tigerite 11-26-2005 09:21 AM

Re: $33 Party, easy fold right?
 
So what if he has a jack, you have a full house! This is a terrible fold. Also, raise the flop but just enough so that flush draws keep interested. Then act weak in future streets until you trap your opponents.

11-26-2005 09:25 AM

Re: $33 Party, easy fold right?
 
I folded because there are two broadway cards out there beside the jack, I just find it very likely he has one of those in his hand as well.

When including JT into his range I guess this is a call, but what if I knew he wouldnt limp JT?

Edit: And of cource I wasnt serious about it being an "easy fold", more like, could this be a reasonable fold? With a slightly smaller stack I would call everytime.

11-26-2005 09:50 AM

Re: $33 Party, easy fold right?
 
You set your trap, now you're running? You got EXACTLY what you wanted. If he was trapping as well with AJ, or QJ, he's not going all-in on the river to run you off after you showed weakness.

11-26-2005 01:11 PM

Re: $33 Party, easy fold right?
 
There is no way I would ever, ever fold this hand.

Pasterbator 11-26-2005 01:23 PM

Re: $33 Party, easy fold right?
 
He can just as easily have 910s. This fold is very bad. The slowplay is fine.

Freudian 11-26-2005 01:48 PM

Re: $33 Party, easy fold right?
 
I've never folded a full house where I use both cards in your starting hand.

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