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Old 10-29-2007, 02:34 AM
Taso Taso is offline
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Default Re: Don\'t raise AK preflop, ever acceptable?

lol, I don't know what I was thinking. Every now and then I have some ridiculous ideas about poker, and then after talking to someone relativley intelligent, I go "wow, that was stupid."

Agree with you guys, I'll just raise bigger than usual pre and take advantage of the bad play.

This reminds me of when I first started playing this game, one of the players kept hitting flushes on me, despite me betting fairly big amounts. So I tell my other friend, "next time, I'll just bet really small, and if he calls I'll know he has the flush draw, so I don't lose as much", and of course my friend turns to me and goes "uhh, why don't you just bet larger than usual, so he's always getting really bad odds to call, and he'll over-pay to hit the flush"...Of course I immedietly realized my stupidy :P

Anywho, thanks for the answers.
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