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1$ 2$ nl holdem full table game with 120$ in front of you, you are dealt , you come in for a limp, and the button who has been playing tight raises you to 6$, you call, just you and the button go to the flop. The flop is . Now lets say you check and the button bets 25$ at you what do you do here, or lets say you bet out around 10$, and are raised to 60$ what is your move in this hand? 1$ 2$ not big enough for u, then 10$ 20$ or 100$ 200$ same scenario.
Last edited by gimmemymoneyback; 02-05-2008 at 10:16 PM.
Live play is different than a tourney. For this reason in live play I wouldn't commit a lot or all of my stack with this pocket and board. While you have a lot of outs to make a few different hands it's still a drawing hand. If it's a tourney, I might just push all-in.
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Now lets change the flop to what is your play now?
Personally I shove hoping for a fold. Unless he has his set or a bigger flush draw you are the favorite to win (and even if he does you aren't much of a dog).
I'd be willing to play now. I like my chances a lot better. As Fink said you my be behind, but not as much as with that other flop.
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I'll put down my thinking and then you can maybe tell me where my thoughts are lacking.
Opponent is ahead with AJd(2 high diamonds) JJd, TT (77) With other likely holdings it looks fairly even or I'm a bit behind.
I'd be wondering if my opponent would overbet the flop with a draw.
It's possible he's raising from the button with lesser holdings - maybe he's hit TP or 2 pair even?(unlikely)
We know he's tight.
If I was bankrolled to be playing a cash game at $1/$2 I'd re-raise.
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Having pocket kings is like being at a strip club. Man, they look nice, but at the end all your money is gone and you leave feeling dirty.
Get out, or go for it risking your entire stack? 
, you come in for a limp, and the button who has been playing tight raises you to 6$, you call, just you and the button go to the flop. The flop is 
. Now lets say you check and the button bets 25$ at you what do you do here, or lets say you bet out around 10$, and are raised to 60$ what is your move in this hand? 1$ 2$ not big enough for u, then 10$ 20$ or 100$ 200$ same scenario.
Check it out to see why.
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