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 Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla
Yes, but if you pair up 8s into a king high flop with 89s you've gotta be able to put your opponent on 2 cards so he doesn't buy you out of a pot that was yours.
-'rilla
very good point, and besides that i also like to play those hands short handed. For example, i have A2s and limp in, the flop comes out A79, now in a full table game the chances of someone having that ace are very high, but in a shorth handed game you probably have TP, so i guess its worth the risk in a short handed game. I usually muck those hands unless im in the button.
-anto
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