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| Pot it and take the chance on all folding |
   
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23 | 26.44% |
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44 | 50.57% |
| Check and hope to trap |
  
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20 | 22.99% |
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#12
08-12-2005, 10:25 AM
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Re: Do you identify yourself as a 2+2\'er at a table?
I occasionally do, although I'm pretty sure I was at a 1/2 table with a 2+2er earlier this week, without any introduction simply by watching the table chat and his replies to the fish wondering if party was rigged or not . . . .
Mat 
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#13
08-12-2005, 10:37 AM
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Re: Do you identify yourself as a 2+2\'er at a table?
No, I'd rather not draw the extra attention.
The worst I've hears was when I bet the river with a set on a 4-flush board and was called by my opponent, who held a straight flush. He says, "Nice Clarkmeister." Ugh.
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08-12-2005, 11:00 AM
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Re: Do you identify yourself as a 2+2\'er at a table?
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In all fairness I'm pretty sure sup bro and brown trout used to bring up 2+2 as the top google hits. [/ QUOTE ] I think the words "sup bro" and "brown trout" are too commonplace to have ever been top google hits. I have googled all of the following and none returned 2+2 in the front page: "sup bro" "brown trout" "15 tackles for losses" "15 tackles for a loss" "all county" I will however give you some credit on this, as combining phrases gets hits from poker sites, including 2+2, and I believe this is where the google problem arises. "sup bro" and "all county" together hits 2+2, plus other poker strategy sites who I am assuming are pointing out that this identifies a 2+2'er. edit: I take this back. I googled sup bro again, and there are 2+2 links on the second page. I still however don't believe people would google for this just because someone said "sup bro" in chat.
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#18
08-12-2005, 12:35 PM
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Re: Do you identify yourself as a 2+2\'er at a table?
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In all fairness I'm pretty sure sup bro and brown trout used to bring up 2+2 as the top google hits. [/ QUOTE ] Your right, "brown trout" used to return 2+2 as the top hit a while ago.
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08-12-2005, 01:19 PM
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Re: Do you identify yourself as a 2+2\'er at a table?
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I bet the river with a set on a 4-flush board and was called by my opponent, who held a straight flush. [/ QUOTE ] Some players might consider raising with a straight flush.
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