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Join Date: Feb 2006
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I have a small problem with this. At the stakes that Biondino is talking about, and the quality of play by Hero's, the flush is the first non 0 level thinking a beginner learns to recognize, it becomes the scare card that will make villians fold or play back if they complete. They all start playing any two suited, paying to see flops even when raised, and if the board had the draw, they stay in at all costs to catch. When we're talking about beginners, they need to learn to see what the board is representing and be aware that weeker players, at $2NL, $5NL and even $10NL, will draw to any two suited flush draws, no matter what you bet. Bet the hell out of them and don't stack off because "he couldn't have the Flush after calling those bets". My point isn't to fold it up because there is a completed draw, but to preserve the stack, and not drop 100BB because no A came and your holding KK. Yes value bet. But be wary about the draws, they will draw out at any price. Don't stack off was my point, not fold.
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