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#1
11-13-2005, 10:54 PM
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Heads up, how to play turn 5-5
I was waiting for a short-handed 5-5 table to fill. UNKNOWN sat down and we decided to play heads up instead of wait.
I (hero) sat with 220 Villain sat with 220 Villain wins button. He calls $5 BB Hero: dealt Ad 10d and raises to $15 Villain: Calls $15 total FLOP: 6h 3s 10c Hero: bets $15 Villain: Raises to $35 Hero: Calls TURN: 7s POT = $100 Heads up is obviously a volitile game. So, my question is, how strong do you play this hand on turn? Fire away, check call, check raise, or check fold. What's the most appropriate play against average Joe 5-5 leading into the turn?????? 
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#4
11-14-2005, 12:50 AM
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Re: Heads up, how to play turn 5-5
All you guys that responded to my original post, and answered check raise all-in were right in this certain situation. That's what I did, and was insta-called. That kind of bothered me, but he turned over Jh 5h. Then everything made since again. The river was a Q and I doubled up on my first hand. Cashed out just so I could tell my girlfriend about my hourly rate. Thanks for responding to my post.
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#6
11-14-2005, 01:48 AM
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Re: Heads up, how to play turn 5-5
This is a great thread. <font color="white"> For me to poop on. </font>
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#7
11-13-2005, 11:34 PM
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Re: Heads up, how to play turn 5-5
15 flop bet is awful... u need to bet at least 30 there.
on turn, checkraise allin. ez.
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#10
11-13-2005, 11:45 PM
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Re: Heads up, how to play turn 5-5
Wtf does that mean?
Ill say something that I think is the easiest [censored] way for a beginner to improve his game. When unsure of bet size, bet the FUKING pot! You bet pot every time you bet, ur good.
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