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#1
05-13-2005, 12:39 PM
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How much to raise on the turn?
Clearing a bonus at Absolute, which the converter doesn't support...
Seat 1 - CO $32 in chips Seat 3 - BUTTON $19.80 in chips Seat 4 - SB $23.25 in chips Seat 7 - BB $39.50 in chips Seat 8 - UTG $27.30 in chips Seat 9 - HERO $150.90 in chips *** BLIND [dealer 3] *** SB - Post small blind $0.25 BB - Post big blind $0.50 HERO - Pocket [9d,10d] UTG - Folds HERO - Calls $0.50 CO - Folds BUTTON - Calls $0.50 SB - Calls $0.25 BB - Checks *** FLOP [Qd,7d,Kd] *** SB - Bets $0.50 BB - Folds HERO - Raises $0.50 to $3 BUTTON - Calls $3 SB - Calls $2.50 *** TURN [Qd,7d,Kd,Ac] *** SB - Bets $1 HERO - ? 
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#2
05-13-2005, 12:45 PM
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Re: How much to raise on the turn?
You still have to price out someone drawing to the dry A. I didn't do the math, but I'd bet the pot, or more.
That avatar is absolutely hilarious; took me a second....
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#4
05-13-2005, 01:55 PM
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Re: How much to raise on the turn?
Here’s the thing. After rake, the pot is at $10.50, so a pot sized raise would be $11.50 more. SB only has $18.75 remaining and button has $16.30. Does that change things?
[ QUOTE ] That avatar is absolutely hilarious; took me a second.... [/ QUOTE ] Thanks. I'm surprised how few people recognize it.
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#5
05-13-2005, 02:15 PM
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Re: How much to raise on the turn?
re: avatar: hahhaha
also, (this might be complex humour.) A trojan rabbit could be something in home games. FOr example when you "rabbit hunt" a dealer could pull a false card to make the other player believe that he is lucky and should go for the draws. Then next time, he'll call and the real card will bust his draw... uhhhhh i think i'm unclear, so don't insult me too much at my stupid attempt at humour. Trying to connect the trojan horse idea (seems appealing, but inside lies the enemy) with the trojan rabbit...... i'm retarded, and hope i didn't kill the funniness of your avatar... [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
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