if villain is tighter, better, and working to put you on a hand, then i like a bet. your hand is pretty well disguised, and i think you can get a decent villain to fold JJ/TT/A9 with a turn bet, and a decent villain is less likely to check/call flop, check/raise turn with a set/straight.
i also think you overestimate how much you'll get paid on your outs. an 8 makes the board look pretty scary, and even idiots are learning how to tell when a flush is possible.
jonStatistics: Posted by ua1176 — Tue Sep 19, 2006 3:05 pm
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