flop
...ne poker sites are rigged so that two people just have to get their money in on so-called
"action flops." Observe:
Seat 2: Irrelevant1 ($532 in chips)
Seat 3: DoomedByActionFlop ($19...
I love to raise the minimum in limit hold'em. It's a wicked move that pwnz n00bz.
And underlying assumption with witch strategy is thath the pot is very big due to pre-flop raisin (or may be flop vigorously riasing too).
If the pot was lightly capped four way before the flop, ...
...have the 78s to the KQs, personally. As you cited, it is much easier to know where you are at after the flop with 78s. If the flop comes 772, you don't have to worry much about A7 from the origin...
All right, I can see the3 logic of that. A hand that vulnerable is hard to play after the flop because, unless you flop two pair or better, you don't know where you staqnd.
I guess the key fo...
... in deep stack games, whether or not you are profitable is usually determined by how good you play post-flop. That play for most people is dictated by closely they can put their opponent on a range of...
I don't think it has so much to do with a lot of callers pre-flop. At least in my case, a 5 to 8 times the BB pre-flop raise will only get you one or two callers. But it's what they call wit...
How can it be a routine feature that 6 players see a flop for 3 bets and the flop comes with 2 Aces?
(If anybody else plays in a game like this please let me know).
Howard Beale
I think the place to evaluate was the mini-raise you put in on the flop rather than his reraise. If you are going to play j8 3-handed (and I am ok with that in this situation), you have to be willing ...
...unning better than me. Well, there was my last hand in the 180 last night where an ace actually hit the flop, but AJ got me after we went all in and he rivered a jack. At least I can get away from the...
After the flop, yes. Before the flop, only if there are dead cards known to the calculator.
Yes. An example being the AK vs AK vs Q5s post a little while ago. Q5 is the money favourite.
No.
Funny, that's precisely why I will play a small pocket pair to a pre-flop raise.
Maybe I'm just lucky but I find that my set is frequently 'good'.
Continuing on in the hand...
...ke a standard raise with it (again given the right cirumstances) and hope no one calls. If you do see a flop, simply fold (since of course you will have missed), and consider it an image play.
Mor...
...'t play post-mortem results. For all you know, with this board, even if you hadn't 3-bet the flop, they'll have all folded on the turn.
And they're are scenarios where you may e...
...nd me. His VPIP was 65%, pfr was close to 30. He always raised first in with any playable hand. His postflop play was to keep betting if he had the lead no matter what flopped but he rarely 3bet witho...
If both of two players start with a pocket pair, a set over set flop will happen 1% of the time. Since you don't only see flops with pairs, it is less, but if there are many multiway pots and pla...
...u continue to limp in this situation but shutdown immediately if your hand does not 'fit' the flop. Also consider raising 4 to 5 times the blinds pre-flop (with the purpose of ending the han...
... a WEAK-TIGHT image, meaning that people were betting/raising with impunity with blind steals or on the flop since I was folding basically nearly all of the time. In other words, they weren't fea...
...ll the junk with the search engine.
Question 1)
4 people are playing, 2 of them fold before the flop. The flop comes out. Then 1 of the players shows 1 (or both) card in an attempt to get a re...
...ying more than 75% of the hands.
If so, your biggest problem is that you are not folding enough pre-flop. You should not be playing more than 35% of the hands even if you are using a loose style, ...
...he wins 2 were on the River (a Sstraight, a Full House) 1 was on the turn (Straight) 3 were on the flop (2 were pocket AA and a third A on the flop, one was Full House)
Is this significant? ...
...ively be no raise, there are 6 or more callers (including you) AND players are justifiably loose post-flop. Some experts suggest playing suited connectors more often, but you have to look at it t...
...ve AcKh in the SB.
The button open-raises. You 3bet. The BB calls. The BB has a tendency to call preflop and could have a very wide range of hands here.
Let's also assume that the BB is n...
...tourney. first key hand midway through tourney pickup Qs/Th in the small blind 3 limpers and me see the flop of QQ5 with 2 clubs i check inaudibly looking to check raise unfortunatelly it is checked a...
... (maybe steal from button against CO or CO+1 stealer).
continuation bet when you've missed the flop.
calling steal raiser and then checking on flop to his continuation bet and coming over...
Psst, that was a joke. Personally I never see the flop, so I never have that decision to make.
Morphy
...;I've got Aces!!' blinders on, and so managed to lose the maximum. The guy's call on the flop is comedic (to everyone but me) but after that point I think I started to donk it up. Wonde...
...s new book. I tend to limp in with them in late positions agasinst many calers. If i dun get a perfect flop or a perfect draw, i tend to dump them at the flop. 1) say i'm on the buttron, is it ...
... some jargon I'm unfamiliar with:
1) what does it mean to 'take one off'
2) On a flop of K88 what is the 'case king' ?...
...s and when you are nuts to play a certain set of strongly starting cards (80% of the time) or a certain flop after a good group of hole cards (65% of the time).
Be prepared to fold, fold, fold, becau...
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