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Old 11-24-2007, 05:23 PM
DeuceSeven DeuceSeven is offline
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Default Re: would you lead here sometimes?

Call pf getting great pot and implied odds. In general, I check fold the flop. Even if I had a great read I check/fold and find a better spot to bet. I think too often with a nice stack like you have, I'm too aggressive in spots like this when there are better opportunities to pick up chips. I like protecting my stack vs maybe getting AQ or an underpair to fold. You were given great odds to flop a set, you didn't hit, just let this go.
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Old 11-24-2007, 05:25 PM
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Default Re: would you lead here sometimes?

i did fold just wanted to hear from you guys. im always looking for plays/insight that will be profitable.
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Old 11-24-2007, 06:15 PM
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Default Re: would you lead here sometimes?

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i did fold just wanted to hear from you guys. im always looking for plays/insight that will be profitable.

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If the flop was K9x or QQx I'd be more apt to lead out. With 2 big cards I don't like the flop. This type of situation, risking decent portions of a solid stack is something I'm going to start cutting out in ss mtts, especially if I'm at a table that lets me rob them blind.
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