you limped utg with 65s... then called a raise with it... and lost to the better hand.
where's the bs?
how many times does this BS happen to you?
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how many times does this BS happen to you?
by msf » Mon Dec 13, 2004 1:50 am
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by Nashvegas » Mon Dec 13, 2004 5:39 pm
That's a good example of why you shouldn't play connecting cards for a raise when you're shorthanded in an SNG.
In my opinion, you shouldn't play 65 if ANY of the following are true
(1) There's a >3xBB raise in front of you
(2) There are fewer than 4 opponents already in
(3) You are not in LP
(4) There is a >25% chance of a raise behind you
(5) You are playing an SNG and not shortstacked
In my opinion, you shouldn't play 65 if ANY of the following are true
(1) There's a >3xBB raise in front of you
(2) There are fewer than 4 opponents already in
(3) You are not in LP
(4) There is a >25% chance of a raise behind you
(5) You are playing an SNG and not shortstacked
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