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Title: Hmm I would usually just bet the balls out of it ...but Post by: Newmanseye on May 31, 2008, 07:51:05 PM Have a look, I have about $50 and the opponent has $20
Now this flop i have the Gutshot and the flush draw, I would always just pot size bet lead or reraise most players who open early. Do you think my bet here is +EV long term? Dealer: ev0r posts Small Blind $0.10 Dealer: djuall93 posts Big Blind $0.20 Dealer: Dealing cards Dealer: Your cards 5c 4c Dealer: Gonira folds Dealer: DopeAlonso folds Dealer: prised folds Dealer: 0prometeo0 folds Dealer: newmanseye1 calls $0.20 Dealer: RIGAO folds Dealer: Trerii folds Dealer: IkariShinji folds Dealer: ev0r folds Dealer: djuall93 checks Dealer: Dealing Flop Tc Ac 3h Dealer: djuall93 checks Dealer: newmanseye1 bets $0.50 Title: Re: Hmm I would usually just bet the balls out of it ...but Post by: Grier78 on June 02, 2008, 08:51:12 PM A smaller bet will exercise better pot control, you will proably take the pot if they nothing and get a call from weak holdings that you are drawing well against. The pot sized bet will make it more likely that hands that you are drawing bad against will call and you will get re-raised by strong Aces and Sets.
Personally at this level I avoid playing hands like this as it can get you into trouble. Title: Re: Hmm I would usually just bet the balls out of it ...but Post by: Nem on June 06, 2008, 06:14:37 AM Raise preflop. Please do not open limp.
Title: Re: Hmm I would usually just bet the balls out of it ...but Post by: AlexMartin on July 01, 2008, 02:31:52 AM Raise preflop. Please do not open limp. what he said, and also 9handed is a slower learning curve. |