Re: Question concerning an example in SOR
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Opponent: XX783
You hold: A2394
Q: What do you do if your opponent bets?
A: Raise because you are either a monster or a small underdog.
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I don't know why Sklansky would do it. I do this just to say: <font color="blue">"Hey, even with a 9, I have four-to-a-wheel and unless you have a better draw, do you REALLY want to invest more in this hand?" </font> About half the time they fold, because they have junk in the hole, I presume. Sometimes they don't fold and I check/call and then bet the river no matter what I hit and then they fold. This happens about a third of the time. So, I win more then half the pots this way.
But I don't know nuthin' 'bout no math - I just like pushing.
But if I had one card to come instead of two when I hit the fourth wheel, then I just call.
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