Re: A Better Thought
This is a good point, though it's most applicable in river/all in situations where the action is closing. I mean it's hard to throw anything out really when, say, on the first hand of a tourney your AK sees a KT9 flop or something. At that point theres just not many (if any) hands that have an inevitable "destiny". His range and the possible actions are just too numerous.
It is, however, a very important consideration when you get to the point in a hand where the action is coming to a close. And this is really a general poker thought that applies to cash, tournaments, hold em and crazy pineapple alike.
BTW, is this supposed to be related in any way to your last post?
Everett
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