Re: Weird folds in stud8
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Wow, can you really not read this hand?
In scenario one, seat one has 5s, 6s, or 7s... its textbook... His opponant pairs 4 and theres a 4 dead. As the hand develeops his opponant develops either a better hand, a better draw, and / or both. Auto bets and fold here... If you can't see this, you shouldn't be playing stud 8... moving on to hand 2...
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Do you really think it's the right play to play a small pair this aggressive? I mean, if seat 7 has like A5 down or something I would much rather be seat 7 than seat 1 with (66)4J.
Also, tone your arrogance the [censored] down. You are massively annoying.
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You are agreeing with me, I'm saying seat 7 has by far the best hand on 5th, which is why the other player has to fold. If opponant has 77 66 or 55 then he is ahead on 4th, but its only a small margin. A lot of players bang this hand because if 7 hits a brick then its an easy take down. If 7 hits though, it depends on the card. An A is an autofold in this spot.
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