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There are two reasons to never, ever slowplay on a board like this.

1) There are so many cards that can come to either beat you or scare you off your hand or your action.

2) If these scare cards don't help your opponent, they will likely terrify him and you'll make no money.

3) If your opponent is looking for one of these cards to fall, that means he's likely to pay a bet on the flop. So there's even less reason to slowplay because your bet's more likely to get called in the first place.

Translation: I can't count, and bet the flop.

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spot on.


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If you have AA and the flop comes A[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]9[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]4[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img], that's a reasonable spot to slowplay. What can anyone have? This flop is wetter than a .... well, it's very wet. Wet means bet.

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Since this is the perfect flop for a standard c-bet (missed or hit), I bet here most of the time with AA. Otherwise your c-bets and slowplays become much less effective.