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12-07-2005, 06:22 PM
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Re: ($22): Another TT hand.
tough situation. An over-card will fall on the flop more than half the time, therefore calling doesn't look appealing. If you raise and are called, then you're likely behind. A raise will commit nearly 1/4 of your stack. If you raise and everyone folds, then you add nearly 15% to your stack. Given the above facts, I'd raise if there were 3 or maybe 4 opponents. But with so many opponents I'd fold.
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12-07-2005, 06:38 PM
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Re: ($22): Another TT hand.
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tough situation. An over-card will fall on the flop more than half the time, therefore calling doesn't look appealing. If you raise and are called, then you're likely behind. A raise will commit nearly 1/4 of your stack. If you raise and everyone folds, then you add nearly 15% to your stack. Given the above facts, I'd raise if there were 3 or maybe 4 opponents. But with so many opponents I'd fold. [/ QUOTE ] Eh, you're only dead to JJ+, that's only four hands. You're ahead of everything else, and hands like AJ and AQ very well might fold. (Same with JJ, but not as likely) I don't mind taking my chances of running into JJ+. I'll just suckout.
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