whatt do u thik of me bluff here

[shootaa]

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i think its more like:

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They are like "block bet time" and if someone raises they are then all "i have a hand so i call anyways"

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[Absolon]

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I like it, but I like most things that other people deem spewy.

Also, 32 is not a suited connector? Last time I checked, suited meant of the same suit and they are, and connected meant next to each other and they are neighbors. 32 not good enough for you?

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How many straights can you make using both of your cards?

[MYNAMEIZGREG]

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i think its more like:

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They are like "block bet time" and if someone raises they are then all "he's bluffing so i call anyways"

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[g-p]

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JORDAN SUITED

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[Phoenix1010]

This might help.

Flop pot: $57
Turn pot: $171
River pot: $427
River bet: $142
Pot after raise: $1470
To call: $758

I dunno, I don't think I like it in a vacuum.

[Zag]

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Also, 32 is not a suited connector? Last time I checked, suited meant of the same suit and they are, and connected meant next to each other and they are neighbors. 32 not good enough for you?

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Actually, no. You are confusing the English meaning of the word "connector" with the poker meaning. 45 is the lowest that can be called "connectors." It makes straights with A23, 236, 367, and 678, plus, it is the nuts with three of them. (However, depending on what the other board cards are, higher straights could be possible, though, which is why 78 is better than 45.)

23 can only make straights with A45 and 456, and it is only the nuts for one of them.

[snappo]

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He bets like 1/3 of the pot and I'm like you dont have shi.t and then I push my stack in

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