Set on the flop, do I need to raise flop?

Originally Posted by iopq

well if he has TT you probably won't get another bet from him at all
so just focus on stacking Ax

Bingo.

I've said it before, when you hit a strong hand it's best to simplify a little and assume your villain has a hand that they'll call with. The times that Ax pays all the way to the river will more than compensate for the times that slowplaying squeezes an extra bet out of TT.

By the way, how much did you raise to? I assume from this post that villain 1 folded to your raise.

05-27-2009 05:45 AM #12
Luco View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Still a fish Join Date Mar 2009 Posts 5,545	Originally Posted by iopq well if he has TT you probably won't get another bet from him at all so just focus on stacking Ax Bingo. I've said it before, when you hit a strong hand it's best to simplify a little and assume your villain has a hand that they'll call with. The times that Ax pays all the way to the river will more than compensate for the times that slowplaying squeezes an extra bet out of TT. By the way, how much did you raise to? I assume from this post that villain 1 folded to your raise.
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