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#21
06-04-2007, 10:55 PM
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Re: floped a set of jacks
to be honest i didnt want to lose no one pre flop so i just called the raise and i know i can bust someone if i could catch a set. i just didnt know if i should just check or bet the flop but now i got my answer. thanks guys.
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#22
06-04-2007, 10:57 PM
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Re: floped a set of jacks
Raise all pocket pairs preflop from any position.
Reraise QQ, KK and AA, AK, AKs and maybe JJ depending on position. Betting the flop depends on your reads of the villain. If the villain likes to C-Bet a lot, then let him C-Bet and pot size raise him. If he is very passive, then you should lead the betting.
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#23
06-04-2007, 11:01 PM
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Re: floped a set of jacks
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to be honest i didnt want to lose no one pre flop so i just called the raise and i know i can bust someone if i could catch a set. i just didnt know if i should just check or bet the flop but now i got my answer. thanks guys. [/ QUOTE ] You're here to improve, don't be offended or scared off if people say you misplayed something. A lot of posters (myself included) can put things harshly for the sake of brevity, but we're all here to help each other and you can learn a lot if you're willing to put some effort in. Fact is, if this is your thinking about JJ, I doubt your winning player, so stick around and become one.
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#24
06-04-2007, 11:02 PM
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Re: floped a set of jacks
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huge hand? youll be suprised of the things u see on poker stars. [/ QUOTE ] Unfortunately, Sklansky and Miller and Gordon and Harrington wrote their books based on mathematical expectation, rather than what they see on Poker Stars, but I think they'll still agree that JJ + first into the pot = raise.
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