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12-08-2006, 07:14 PM
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Re: .50/1 - QTs flopped flush
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I however, dont like the check on the turn. By checking and calling, you're giving him the green light to bet. [/ QUOTE ] That is the reason why I liked the turn check. Why is it a bad thing to give him the green light to bet when I hold the 2nd nuts? Haupt_234 
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#12
12-08-2006, 07:23 PM
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Re: .50/1 - QTs flopped flush
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[ QUOTE ] I however, dont like the check on the turn. By checking and calling, you're giving him the green light to bet. [/ QUOTE ] That is the reason why I liked the turn check. Why is it a bad thing to give him the green light to bet when I hold the 2nd nuts? Haupt_234 [/ QUOTE ] Lol I love the turn check. This is definitely raise or fold preflop cause you cant really stand an isolation raise from CO/button OOP. FWIW I basically never limp in NL, especially 6max, with the exception of completing SB, and I do that only semi-occasionally (OOP, and most pots are raised at 6m).
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12-09-2006, 12:33 PM
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Re: .50/1 - QTs flopped flush
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Open-limping's kinda gross. [/ QUOTE ] It wasn't an OL since there was one limper in front of me. I realize QTs in EP holds very little value but the table was fairly passive from what I could tell and I figured a bunch more people would come along. I think this is a type of play that is marginal for limit but should definitely be dropped in my situation at the NL table. Thanks a lot for all the replies guys. Haupt_234
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