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#11
01-31-2005, 04:00 PM
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Re: part 2
betting 4500 out of your remaining 11,000 (?) stack seems silly to me.
Its a matter of stack size  ot size at this point. There is around 6K in the pot?I think it's either push or check. I prefer to push in this situation. 
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#12
01-31-2005, 07:57 PM
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part 3
for those who have been playing along, I have tens in the sb and flat called a raise from the big stack in mid position and a call (for less than the raise) from the short stack. The flop is Q,7,9 with two clubs.
Alas the consensus appears to be that I needed to bet 1/3 the pot or push. Well, I checked and the villian checked and the turn brought an 8 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]. Now what is my move? (I am first to act)?
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#14
02-01-2005, 12:22 AM
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Re: please respond the part 3
on the flop, you can legitimately bet 2k - a good portion of the side pot.
after a check check flop - I would bet the turn. Now you have a draw and need to protect against the flush draw. If villan had a queen he would've likely bet it. You should have the best hand right here.
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#15
02-01-2005, 10:17 AM
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part 4
So the turn gave me the straight draw and what I felt was top pair. I did bet t3,500 for just about 1/2 the pot. The villian pushed. This basically makes the pot t21,000 and I need to call off my last t9,000 or so. I figure he has me beat at this point with the A,Q, a set or a made straight. If he has the made straight it is we might split if the right card comes, but if the 6 falls I might have the low end to his T,J.
Now what is my move?
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