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On the nut boat (KK - K66) situation, I let them see a turn, hope for a low, then make them pay to draw to it. They will hit once in a while, but they will miss just as often. If they'd like to put their money in the pot hoping to maybe get it back, that's fine with me.
Statistics: Posted by JDLush — Wed May 03, 2006 9:05 pm
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I sense that there is some good money to be made here
. The only problem postflop I have is deciding on the proper betting amount. It happened three times that I flopped the nut boat but made no money because of the low draws or runner-runner low draws. If I have KK and the flop is K66, should I overbet to make an A23-type hand pay dearly for the backdoor? It seems that many opponents are willing to make speculative calls on flops , improve on the turn and then end up with half of the pot, whereas you really don't want them to get away with that...Sorry for rambling, it was a weird experience!
Statistics: Posted by Ojingo — Wed May 03, 2006 12:59 pm
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