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[QUOTE="Bigsmak, post: 967840, member: 19923"]
You shouldn't have played it in the first place.

You now really have only [B]two options[/B]... Calling is not one of them..

You either [B]fold and give up the po[/B]t..

[B]Or[/B] - Depending on the player, position, chip stacks etc... [SIZE=3][COLOR=Red][U][B]You Raise[/B][/U][/COLOR][/SIZE].... That way you find out exactly what he has... Do not over-raise as you're buggered if he really has anything.. Just a simple double of what the opening bet is. This finds out if you are ahead or not.

His options are for an OK hand - Call - (Pocket KK QQ JJ or maybe another A Rag... A3 perhaps... He's now scared you have AK )
For a really good hand - Re-raise you back
For when he bluffed - He will most likely fold.

So depending on the situation.. I would raise... If he calls you know you might be in trouble but it gives you the chance to hit your kickker and more than likely he will check the turn unless he hits. Then you put a bet in and again, see what he does.

However... You shouldn't be playing A 2 in the first place.... Especially to a pre flop raise!
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