[BigBadBabar]

well either our opponents are good or they aren't. if they are, then getting tricky a) may not work (ie our turn donk won't get raised) or b)will drive out improper draws on the turn leaving us against hands that beat us or hands we crush that won't pay off a lot or may even fold.

if they're not, or if it's a mix of good and bad players, then mashing it up now righteously seems best ( i mean it's best either way), we almost certainly are ahead now, let's build a huge pot with our somewhat disguised monster and even if draws (that people are chasing correctly or not) come in, we have a redraw to big monies.

this is the babar theorem - mash it up and fastplay sets on drawy boards [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]