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Old 10-02-2006, 02:22 AM     Post subject: quick hand question #1 (permalink)  
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OK, I am relatively new to poker and I had a question about a hand I played earlier. I do not have the hand history so this is off of memory.

50 dollar buy in, .25/.5 NL.

I have pocket 10s I raised to 2.50 and I got one caller who I had position on, he had limped and called my raise. The flop comes blank, King, Jack rainbow flop. He lead out with a bet of a 2 dollars. I called due to the smallish size of the bet. The turn came another blank and he bet something around 4 dollars. At this point I folded, the two overcards ont he board did not look good to me. My question was should I have folded on the flop? Or due to the smallish size of the bets do you think my hand would warrant a call on 4th street?

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Old 10-02-2006, 10:42 PM #2 (permalink)  
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stacks?

assuming both of you were fully stacked (or close to) and neither of you was in the blinds the pot on the flop is 5.75 so the bet is about 1/3 the pot, it´s not that smallish but neither strong. calling is a bad option, if villian hit the flop your drawing to two outs and therefore you´re not getting the right odds to call. if you have any reads on him, making moves several times reraise him strongly, otherwise just muck your tens.
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Old 10-03-2006, 07:11 AM #3 (permalink)  
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 I would fold, you have shown strength preflop and he bets into you, he probably got some piece of the flop


 
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