Re: too much for too little?
I just don't like to be in situations where I'm thinking more about how to get my opponent to fold a better hand, than I am about the quality of my own hand or potential outs.
If he has an ace, you're beat for now. Your hoping he has a Q,T, or 9 kicker, because you can now win by making a pair. Almost any other sidecard already gives him a pair or a straight draw which he almost can't fold no matter what you do. Not to mention a flush draw, some other pair/straight draw type hand or any other real hand.
Personally, I think you went too far. I don't like the board for your hand. But I could certainly be wrong. I see good players mixing it up all the time on Party and they seem to do well. It could be I'm not getting in there and mixing it up enough with them. I'm interested to see what others say.
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