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Flopping Top 2 on a Flush Board
Party 10/20 5 handed, stacks are 2k. Raise up to 70 with Qc 10c in CO, Button (laggy) calls. Flop is Q 10 7 all hearts. I potted the flop and he bumped it up to 350. This could mean a lot of things. Top pair, a high heart, pair with a high heart kicker etc. I think for a bit and then reraise it up to 900, trying to protect my hand. He shoves. My action? Is it better to call his flop raise and check call a non heart turn? I hate this situation.
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Re: Flopping Top 2 on a Flush Board
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Is it better to call his flop raise and check raise a non heart turn? [/ QUOTE ] FYP |
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Re: Flopping Top 2 on a Flush Board
Does FYP mean "fixed your post" ?
Or does it begin with "for your....something" Sorry for being a newb. |
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Re: Flopping Top 2 on a Flush Board
I think fix your post but I'm not sure either. . .
however I do strongly agree with AZK's advice, just my 2 cents. |
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Re: Flopping Top 2 on a Flush Board
it wood be great if we knew who the villain was, but im think just bet all of it after he raises you on this flop.
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Re: Flopping Top 2 on a Flush Board
FYP = Fixed Your Post
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