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02-18-2005, 03:39 PM
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Re: Flopping top set - going for overcalls?
Overcalls are also good if you may not have the best hand. Eg on the river, by raising you may get re-raised, knocking out whoever would have overcalled and putting it back to you, in a hopeless situation. By overcalling you get the extra bet in the pot, and dont risk 2 more of your own. If you hand is good you get paid, if not you risk less.
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#12
02-18-2005, 03:57 PM
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Re: Flopping top set - going for overcalls?
wow, this is similar to my QQ post
long story short, the pot's multi-way, push this flop & press your advantage. do not get cute.
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#13
02-18-2005, 05:10 PM
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Re: Flopping top set - going for overcalls?
in general a slowplay requires several conditions:
1. a small pot 2. "thinking" opponents 3. a fairly invulnable made hand usually, the intent is to allow your opponents to catch up and make a strong but "second best" hand. sets are a fairly concealed hand - there are very few situations (especially on the micro tables)where slowplaying them is the right play.
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