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What to do if I'm nuts on the flop?
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[QUOTE="takinitSLEAZEE, post: 6662354, member: 79787"] Extracting the most EV from flopping the nuts is the best quandary a poker player can have, imo. It's really going to depend on a few things; for instance, your stack size compared to other players in the hand, your position, and whether it's in a trny or a ring-game. If you're short-stacked you might get the action desired compared to having a big stack and only getting a small stack to shove on you. If you're in early position, you might want to check to see if other players come into the hand as opposed to playing in late position where you get to pick off bettors. If you're in a tournament the blind size may be a factor as well as upcoming breaks and action clocks, other smaller stack sizes looking to climb the ladder, and the payout gaps. Also, there might be a player or two at the table that are playing in a wild and unpredictable style that may lead you to wanna bet out if in early pos. [/QUOTE]
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