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#11
12-16-2005, 05:50 PM
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Re: If I Think They\'re Coming Along
lol I didn't realize when I posted the 9 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] was the straight flush. So, that means he has 4 outs instead of 3.
"I see nothing wrong with this play, pushing will probably clear up your flush outs, very few villans have the gall to call all in on a lone flush draw." Where are you playing? I see people calling with the nutflush draw all the time. AND... if there are other 'flush outs' that you're clearing out, then he has even less outs to make his flush. Leaving him with much less then a coinflip. Considering the action before it gets to him, you can bet that there are better draws then his out there. 
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#12
12-27-2005, 08:49 PM
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Re: If I Think They\'re Coming Along
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However, I don't like getting too involved in a hand like this in a limped pot just cause the benifits don't neccessarily outweight the downside of the large amount of variance that comes with it. [/ QUOTE ] Point well taken, unless bankroll allows for variance.
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#13
12-27-2005, 08:54 PM
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Re: If I Think They\'re Coming Along
The reason I pushed instead of called was because I knew I was up against the fishy-type players (at least two of the three). I wanted to get a pot w/ 3x the buy-in while I thought I was actually a favorite to win.
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#14
12-27-2005, 09:01 PM
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RESULTS
Initial flop bettor holds KT (both red cards).
Initial flop caller holds AA (both red cards). Does this change the decisions of anyone? Knowing this do I still want it in the middle (I know I do)? If you know you're the favorite on the flop my main question is do most people here call and wait for it or push it in?
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