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I don't want to argue either. But if you're assuming 12 outs and the money is 2:1, you're better off throwing the hand away after the flop; no need to get involved and bleed your stack. In your example, you're taking chances when you have so little invested.

There'll be another hand soon with which you won't risk calling down your stack, a hand with which you'll be able to take charge. Never mind the little skirmish before the flop and the chase after the flop; the trick is to win the war.

In any case, get what you can from the book and play the way you like.

Good luck.

Sam