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Message: [QUOTE="Four Dogs, post: 366434, member: 2668"] Three hands, and not a single preflop raise. Is that possible at $1/$2 table? This is the problem. Like Fredrick said, A7 is not the best hand to play from EP, but it's not hopeless either, especially at a table of calling stations. I don't blame you for checking off the flops with so many others involved. But you wouldn't have this problem if you thinned the heard preflop. Your certainly seeing alot of flops 36% and 40% by the numbers. Be more selective and raise 3-4xbb. I consider the preflop raise as the best buy in the game. Cheap and powerfull. As pokerfan pointed out, don't make it a habbit togive up when you miss the flop. As a general guideline, if you led out, then you should take a stab at the pot, out of position against 1 opponent, and in position against 2. Try this for a couple of days and, if you wouldn't mind, I'd be interested to see if those stats you posted have changed. [/QUOTE]