[donkeykong2]

hmm i think i m ahead of his limping range and i have position on him for the rest of the hand so why not raise preflop? in hindsight i agree it would probably have been best to raise the flop, which makes the hand easier to play and doesnt give him the opportunity to draw out on me. i just thought the probability was high he was bluffing the flop or probably betting a worse 8 because i think he would have to take a bit more time to figure out what to do if he had indeed flopped two pair or a pretty unlikely set.

i know its a bad idea to chase losses, but i got bored at the 25c tables and decided 1 short handed table at 50c would be more fun and obviously i could get the money back quicker [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img], i ll definitely try to avoid it in the future though.