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[QUOTE="dj11, post: 683958, member: 13851"] Slow play = Suicide ? We all can relate big successes, as well as big losses. This is one study that deserves to be made. And this is the classic example, the other might be the flopped straight with 2 suited so that the str8 would slow play till he flushed himself down the toilet. So, I propose that we somehow compile some stats. We would need to include both failures and successes. I don't know if PT can track slow playing or not, besides I don't use any trackers. Probably a slow play sheet sitting close to your screen will be the only way we can compile this. In this particular case villain turned trips and started slow playing you! Though if villain turns 2 pair the bet might be the same. He has to think u might have a draw, and possibly the made flush, but when you don't fire on the turn, you've done the good job of deception. Unfortunately he hits on the river and you're toast. Moral of this story is that when the turn paired, your last chance was to seriously raise. It might have slowed him down. Against better players you seldom want to give them any chance to catch on later streets. As it sits, villain starting with T4 doesn't speak well for him, and he might have chased the hand from the git go with his flopped tens. [/QUOTE]
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