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Message: [QUOTE="PPT, post: 6213794, member: 477305"] It depends though upon chip position. Early game I sometimes play with 35 etc because nobody expects it. So if the flop comes down 24K then all anybody sees most of the time is the K and they discount the 24 that has left me looking for an open-ended straight. Especially then if the A comes then the villain thinks they've beaten the K but really its condemned them. You can win more chips sometimes with the least expected hands than you can get with those that are supposed to win. Also a "large raise" early game rarely is such a thing. If we're playing with 5000 chips and a 30 BB then even a rise to 120 isn't a big proportion of 5000. Playing these hands all the time is silly, but once in a while can catch people off-guard. The worst thing you can be in Poker is predictable afterall. [/QUOTE]