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Re: The Usual Suspects
OK, fair enough....suppose the flop had been
As 9h 7s ..... same answer? (Ace-rag is universally played). How about As 9h Ks ......still same answer?????? I've just been burned so many times going to showdowns with high pocket pairs that have overcards on the board.......You are advocating to keep on betting into these guys? Raising to "protect" the hand? Thanks a lot for the help....the post flop play before the turn has GOT to be the most difficult part of poker. Jim |
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Re: The Usual Suspects
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the post flop play before the turn has GOT to be the most difficult part of poker. [/ QUOTE ] turn and river play is a lot harder than flop play, imo. and to respond to one of your hypotheticals, if i get bet into on that AK9 flop, i'm going to lay it down. |
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