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 Originally Posted by jackvance
Originally Posted by griffey24
Originally Posted by jackvance
if I have 56s it's only like 5% chance to flop big enough to continu vs a real premium hand, as opposed to 2-3% on 93s so not a big difference.
So another way of phrasing this statement is "If I wait for 56s I'll flop better twice as often as with 93s"
It may seem small in terms of raw percentages, but twice as good isn't marginal!
That's more important if we're looking to see a cheap flop, but in a reraised pot with a non-premium hand there will be no showdown most likely (since they put me on a premium hand).
Remember Sauce's first post on these forums, about a squeeze with T2o? It's not that bad a play if it's sparse imo..
edit: btw I' m not trying to say I' m anywhere near his league of play, but just saying 
Jack you have a lot of really good poker players all giving you the same advice. I think there's a reason for that.
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