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View Poll Results: BBV's recommendation:
Do the sensible thing and move down.... 5/10 six-max, 10/20 six-max, 20/40 ring, 400 PLO8 5 25.00%
It's called a bankroll for a reason... keep playing the same games. 1 5.00%
Follow the Jedi way... 30/60 six-max, 50/100 six-max, 100/200 ring and 5000 PLO8 9 45.00%
BASTARD 5 25.00%
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Old 11-02-2007, 11:37 PM
Garland Garland is offline
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Default Re: ATo in BB - simple flop question

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I'll just add in that I've played nearly a thousand hands of 5/10 6-max on PokerStars this week, and if this hand happened to me online in this situation, I'd be betting here about 93% of the time. 5% would be to mix it up and c/r, and 2% would be a misclick.

Granted, my online stakes are small stakes, and players in mid-stakes (15/30 and up) are more likely to bet this flop, so I can see why you might checkraise. But I still think betting is the best play as a default.

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Not only small stakes, but also 6-max.

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I never said that [sound like there's no alternative], and I addressed this misguided complaint in my last post. I'm just arguing for betting as the default play given no other information.

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I guess it was the tone of which you made your initial post:

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Are you guys trying to make me cry? ... Argh. This is so standard.

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The tone of that post made me believe that you wanted to lock the thread because it was absolutely stupid for anyone to even argue for a check-raise alternative. Admit it, you were probably on the verge of doing it. With the tone and content of that post alone, my belief is that a lot of people who would even think of expressing a post containing "check-raise" might have backed off in fear of being ridiculed.

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It's "perspective."

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Damn it, I'm intensely studying "prospective" and "retrospective" scheduling of amortization schedules for my test. I knew this would bite me in the a**.

Garland
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