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Old 08-02-2007, 06:37 PM
Matt Flynn Matt Flynn is offline
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Default Re: Professional No-Limit Hold \'em Volume 1 Review Thread

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i said its something to consider, i didnt say u should fold everytime your raised. read much? i also said against good villians, since this is a live player who also bough tin short, this is likely not a good villisn. a situation where u might consider folding would be something like

5 10, 2000 deep, 6 max online game, you hold kk on the button. utg opens for 40, co raises to 140, you make it 350. good player in the bb cold calls. both others fold. flop t83. he checks. you bet and he raises. folding has to be considered a viable option here whether or not you en dup folding, even tho this book reccomends never folding here.

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nowhere in PNL does it say to never fold there.

PNL does point out that after your bet (of what? $600?) you've put approx half your stack in and will be getting 3-to-1 odds on the all-in raise, so you better be pretty sure you're beat before you fold.
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