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[QUOTE="vwls, post: 2834831, member: 153860"]
So, knowing the hole cards, will you still be able to see the board once it plays out in the usual way?

Regardless, I would rather know the board. I'd rather get my money in with every known set or better--even two-pair, depending on the situation. I feel like the chances of winning with a known made hand are better than winning with only the strongest starting hand.

That being said, I would rather know the hole cards if it's possible to win more in the long run by stealing blinds. If I knew exactly when to raise people out of a pot or off of a hand, then I could just do that every time the opportunity presented itself. And, if they call my raises, then any losses would be minimal, in the event that they make a better hand.

Would it be more profitable to always go to the flop with the strongest starting hand or to only play starting hands that will definitely make a better-than-two-card hand? Will I make more by knowing that my opponent has either not made a hand, or has made a worse--or will I make more by knowing that I will make a good hand?

I feel like there is an actual answer to this, depending on which is more profitable.
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