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#13
05-14-2006, 02:26 PM
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Re: Too tight here?
AA or a big king will call or raise even if you bet 3/4 of pot or more. Flush draws might call thinking they're still getting ok implied odds to bust you, etc. As is you have a hand that is fairly vulnerable and you're giving people great odds to draw and make their hands. Plus, if you bet 2/3 of pot on flop with draws or junk, you will pick up these pots a fair amount. If you're only making large flop bets with junk, and betting little with your big hands, you're giving up a lot of value.
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#14
05-14-2006, 02:37 PM
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Re: Too tight here?
After the raise there is already $245 in the pot. Am I the only one that likes getting all-in at this point rather then calling? Bottom pair on a flush draw board is annoying in that there are a lot of cards that could slow you down. Make the draws pay if they wanna play and still possibly get AK or some big hands money in who doubled your bet.
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