Jump for joy or vomit? 1/2

[mike l.]

is that anything like downs syndrome? cause i heard you recently caught that from someone we know...

[stinkypete]

meh i've seen kms get out of line. but maybe that was an isolated incident.

[HOWMANY]

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is that anything like downs syndrome? cause i heard you recently caught that from someone we know...

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only someone afflicted with downs would do what I ended up doing in this hand [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[J.A.Sucker]

KMS is a very tough player. Because of this, it's tricky to put him on an exact hand, but you're in good shape, on average since the pot is already so big. In other words, you CAN'T ever fold against him here. Just call the thing down, regardless of what comes. You'll be surprised how often you end up winning.

[Boris]

How is raise fold superior to call call in this situation? Especially if he sometimes only calls with a non-nut flush?

[Kirby99]

You win this pot exactly 0% of the time. Fold.

[Bill King]

i think i like calling down not b/c i think we're behind always but because it may gain you an extra bet when he decides he'll bet into you w/ a big 2nd best hand but fold to a raise..

i think folding is pretty bad btw

[StrictlyStrategy]

Yeah it looks like he's willing to bet-fold.

[Hobbs.]

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How is raise fold superior to call call in this situation? Especially if he sometimes only calls with a non-nut flush?

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because we win 3 bets when ahead and lose 2 when behind (I seriously doubt this guy doesn't 3-bet with non-nut flush hands).