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What If? Episode 9
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[QUOTE="t1riel, post: 386111, member: 3913"] Hey Everyone and welcome to another episode of What If?. Ok, it's in the middle stages of an MTT tournament and the blinds are 100/200. You are on the button. Early and middle position folds to you. You are dealt: :ac: :js: . You raise it to 600. The small and big blind calls. So, you and two other players are in the pot. The flop comes: :2d: :4h: :10c: . Small and Big blind checks. What do you do here? Let's say you bet 800. The small and big blind calls. The turn: :6h: Small and Big Blind checks. What do you do here? Let's say you bet another 800. The river: :9c: . Small and Big Blincd checks. What do you do here? Do you check to save yourself some chips in the outside chance you take the pot or do you bet big again to possibly take the pot but risk losing even more chips? The players know you don't have a straight or flush. I faced this situation many times so I'm interested in your take on this. [/QUOTE]
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