one i didn't like....

[DeeJ]

yeerrrss, the problem here is that the board is very draw-heavy and you won't be folding out many hands who already bet. I'm impressed the bb folded, maybe he had a weak 9 or something.

I would call the flop since I don't have position. Then check into the turn and take it from there, with enough outs for trips/two pair to make it worth staying. I don't like putting in too many bets here, too scary.

(ref Dear Zoo, I sent him back)

[DeeJ]

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No matter what comes on the river, if your stats says his FOS% is above 8, you almost have to call.

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Pat? Pat ?

[rtucker5]

Maybe I'm too tight but I muck preflop.

[DcifrThs]

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Maybe I'm too tight but I muck preflop.

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you are too tight.

or you can use a randomization device...if the vein in your neck is bulging, go ahead and call [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

-Barron

[baronzeus]

Is there any merit to 3-betting the turn here? That card opens up a lot of draws that an open-limper might have.

Edit: nevermind, just saw results and another post addressing this.