Re: T9s on button facing three limpers and a raiser
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IMO, this is a call when you can expect a 5 or 6 way pot and you're on the button with the second best drawing hand in hold'em. If you can't find it in you to ever throw a way top pair, then maybe you shouldnt be playing this hand here, but given the fact that you're really wanting to make a hand like trips, a straight, or a flush or two pair, playing the hand for these criteria makes the situation very different. I think that in a real tough game you wouldnt want to play this hand here, but then again, how often are there three limpers before the CO raises in really tough games? I'd call the bet anticipating a large multiway pot and hope the flop comes 7 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]8 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] blank.
This hand can be argued either way, but in the end it will largely depend on how well you play the flop and what kind of game it is.
Tex
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of course it can be argued either way...only 1 play is correct though. and imo (and a few other significant winners ive asked) that correct play is a fold.
you're paying too much to get in here with a possibly dominated hand acting directly after the raiser.
Barron
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