80-160 hand

[risen]

I think exactly the opposite Mark. That 3rd opponent is setting off the old spidey senses. Put yourself into his shoes, What 2 cards could he be holding that makes it worthwhile to cold call all this action on both sides of him. Probably something dangerous but not made yet or a piece of the board trying to hit 2 pair. He needs to be removed from the equation.

[obi---one]

I don't like the three bet option. I can remember a hand I was in a few weeks ago. I had the ace of the three suited board. I check-called the flop and check raised the turn. I was three bet on the turn. I then capped, knowing I was representing the nuts and it would be hard to be called down on the river if a blank came. I think you are giving away your hand if you three-bet. If you check call, you are able to see the river. checking and calling can be a potent weapon in hold-em, especially if people view you as weak tight. there is nothing wrong with the play, especially if you are unsure of where you are at, and your table image encourages people to take shots at you

[1800GAMBLER]

Me too. http://www.fekali.com/angelina

[Senor Choppy]

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A Stanley Kubrick movie is very bad. Even the ones I liked orginally (2001; Dr. Strangelove) are virtually unwatchable now.

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Agreed.

Thank god the film industry has the courage to produce films now such as Scooby Doo 2 and Walking Tall so we no longer have to do any of that pesky "thinking".