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Old 10-18-2007, 07:18 PM
VegasRunner VegasRunner is offline
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Default Re: Why do we steal with Axs?

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With Axs, when you flop a pair and a draw or even just the nut draw, you can play for stacks.

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Unless you're opponent is literally blind, do you really want to play for stacks with just a flush draw?

I agree that you can threaten to play for stacks with a flush draw, because of folding equity, but imo, if he calls your big raise when all you have is a flush draw, that's really, really bad news. Yes, you have outs, but you are a dog.

I agree that we can create the impression that we want to play for stacks, but in reality, we don't really want to.

This is the major difference between the flush draw and the set. With the set, their call is +EV for us. With a simple flush draw, we are -EV.
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