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Message: [QUOTE="Divebitch, post: 1431134, member: 39020"] +1 However, there is no reason to fold after the flop. I'd only fold at the last chance to do so if no raise. Of course, there is no reason to fold an unraised pot if you're in the blinds, no matter how crappy the hand. Showing would only lend to tighten your image as a non-bluffer. If I read Effexor correctly, he means a failed bluff on a previous round of betting. Not sure what you think he misread. I read it twice too, and his post makes sense to me. At any rate, this is especially common in stud, where there is an extra street of betting, and you don't see 5 cards after the 1st bet. Also, all the up cards will better tell you your chances to improve, even by 5th street. But in NLHE, the pre-& post-flop betting does all the talking, tells you everything you need to know. [/QUOTE]