wtf with the check (min)raise

[morgan180]

what does a check min raise mean to you?

[Phill S]

I vote A. I occassionally do this. Very situational.

Well, thats why i do it, i imagine most donks do it for all of the reasons plus the reason 'too [censored] lazy to use the slide bar'

Phill

[tminus]

voted A

this is like when someone says, "hey, come here....come here, looks closer....no a little closer....SLAP"

[gildwulf]

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voted A

this is like when someone says, "hey, come here....come here, looks closer....no a little closer....SLAP"

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haha nh

[Phill S]

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voted A

this is like when someone says, "hey, come here....come here, looks closer....no a little closer....SLAP"

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Very nice analogy.

Phill

[morgan180]

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I vote A. I occassionally do this. Very situational.

Well, thats why i do it, i imagine most donks do it for all of the reasons plus the reason 'too [censored] lazy to use the slide bar'

Phill

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nice - the slide bar - so true.

[mike28]

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voted A

this is like when someone says, "hey, come here....come here, looks closer....no a little closer....SLAP"

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Agreed. The only time I've done this is when I've flopped a monster, checked into some nice action and decided to throw the rope out a little further.

[durron597]

This is so player dependant. I've seen this done with a naked flush draw, and I've seen it done with a flopped straight.

It usually means either big draw or big monster.

[Phill S]

I forgot that i also do it on occassion if i want to give myself a free card when drawing to flush (occassionally straight).

Usual 'give yourself free cards 101' rules apply.

Phill

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