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Re: 15/30$ LIMIT, 10$ SB forced to call?

[quote="PokerPlaya"] Suited hands only have a 3% advantage over unsuited hands... to me that is a big money waster playing any suited hand. [/quote]I don't think that's a good way to look at it. In NL situations where two hands are all-in preflop, then the suited hand has only an added...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 10-16-2007
Re: Hand simulation: 88 in MP....

[quote="Seed"] Wow! You can lay down some big hands. I am not half that good to be able to lay down Q's in limit holdem' before even seeing the flop. [/quote] My advice to you is to think of QQ less like "ooo baby pocket queens," and more like "I have the 3rd best possible...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 10-16-2007
Re: Nuts flush draw. Check, call or raise ?

I guess it depends on your feel for the table. If UTG is fairly aggressive post-flop, and you're sure he's betting the turn even with the third heart out there, then you should set up the CR, especially since you are in perfect position to trap any bettors caught in between. I agree that a set...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 09-13-2005
Re: Nuts flush draw. Check, call or raise ?

In the second situation, if the flush card hits the turn and you check with the hopes of a CR, it's likely everyone else will check behind you in fear of the flush, costing you one or more bets. You might as well bet the turn. Someone (or more than one) will call, particularly those with outs against...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 09-03-2005
Re: 15/30$ LIMIT, 10$ SB forced to call?

[quote="PokerPlaya"] Suited hands only have a 3% advantage over unsuited hands... to me that is a big money waster playing any suited hand. [/quote]I don't think that's a good way to look at it. In NL situations where two hands are all-in preflop, then the suited hand has only an added...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 07-21-2005
Re: 15/30$ LIMIT, 10$ SB forced to call?

My guess is unless they're real rags (low, uncoordinated cards like 7-2os, 9-3os) then it's a long-term winner to limp in here. You're paying $5 to have a shot at $60, if there's 2 limpers. I'd guess even a hand like 8-10 wins against 1 random BB and 2 random limp hands (not likely...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 07-21-2005
Re: Nuts flush draw. Check, call or raise ?

Assuming this hand to be in a bubble, and you don't care about setting up future plays or table image, I raise that flop all the time. You're close to a 40% chance to win the whole pot, so every extra bet 4 people can put in on the flop is in your favor in the long-run. Playa makes a good point...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 07-16-2005
Re: Nuts flush draw. Check, call or raise ?

I would most likely just call instead of raise. By raising you aren't going to get a free card on the turn if it doesn't hit as easily because there are so many players. But more so, by just calling, if it does hit, you are hoping the same player bets because then you can get callers in between...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 07-15-2005
Re: Nuts flush draw. Check, call or raise ?

If you are playing low limit. Raise till this moon drops no matter what. Higher limits, I guess, I'd call the flop. Then raise the turn to the moon.

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 07-15-2005
Nuts flush draw. Check, call or raise ?

This is position that caused brainstorming discussion on another forum. 2 situations: 1. You limp in with after 4 more limpers. BB checks and 5 players see the flop . BB checks, UTS bets and all 3 limpers call. What you do ? 2. Same hand, same flop but you are on BB. 5 opponents behind. What you do now...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by NiHeraNeSsu on 07-15-2005

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