KT dangerous flop

[Henke]

Buy small stakes hold'em and learn to play attack poker!

[michaliv]

I would have raised here. There are many draws out there that the SB could be betting. If he 3 bets then you can consider folding.

[Supern]

I have that book.
And I can assure you I play aggresive.

I am not a bad player but I have some weak spots of course.
I usually 3-table and I have a BB/100 >4.
But I fold too much at times. Like this one. [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]

If I was to play this one I had raised it of course.

[Supern]

What if I have had
1. K9 call/fold/raise?
2. K7 call/fold/raise?
3. K3 call/fold/raise?
4. AJ call/fold/raise?
No spades.

My answers:
1. Raise (marginal)
2. Fold
3. Fold
4. Fold

[eviljeff]

top pair, decent kicker with backdoor straight and flush possibilities. this is an easy raise.

[xenthebrain]

Why is that board so dangerous?
There are many draws, alright.
The pot is 6SB, make it 8 and cut theodds in half for anyone drawing.
You have the best hand here a good chunk of the time.
Raise it and protect your top pair.

[flo]

Don't fold TP too often in those micro limits. You would be surprised how often TP holds up. The number of opponents is crucial, though.

[Supern]

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The number of opponents is crucial, though.

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That was the reason I folded.

[deception5]

What if I have had
1. K9 call/fold/raise?
2. K7 call/fold/raise?
3. K3 call/fold/raise?
4. AJ call/fold/raise?
No spades.

Without a read, here's how I'd play them:

1. Raise
2. Raise
3. Raise
4. Raise

[@bsolute_luck]

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The number of opponents is crucial, though.

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That was the reason I folded.

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and it isn't a good reason based on your position and the previous bettor. jeez, i'd call this even if i was in CO everyone had called and there was a player still to act [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]