Look before you leap!
Yesterday I thought I was in a pretty cushy spot. As the preflop raiser with AQs, I flopped top pair, top kicker plus the nut flush draw.
I was overjoyed when the small blind decided to check-raise me. So I got all my money in and ... lost to A5s two pair.
I was surprised that I was a pretty big dog in this, about 45 percent to his 55 percent from the flop. Plenty of outs but not quite enough to get the job done.
I guess that's why it's always good to analyze hands to help with future poker choices.
I was overjoyed when the small blind decided to check-raise me. So I got all my money in and ... lost to A5s two pair.
I was surprised that I was a pretty big dog in this, about 45 percent to his 55 percent from the flop. Plenty of outs but not quite enough to get the job done.
I guess that's why it's always good to analyze hands to help with future poker choices.
posted by kurokitty at
9:40 AM
1 Comments:
But you're still getting it in on the flop against villain's range of hands. You're way ahead of his range.
You can't fold no matter what happens. It's still a coinflip situation.
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Gnome, at 9:57 PM
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