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$2 NLHE Full Ring: What should I have done?
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[QUOTE="Badday94, post: 5986600, member: 456521"] I think you missunderstood what I said. Our guy was out of position, got raised 4¢ after flop, what I said is raise it to 10¢ and if the opponent doesn't have the queens, he folds. What you said I think is that he should have gone all in after the flop, after he got raised 4¢ because the fact the dude raised made you certain he didn't have the queens. That is very likely, but some people choose to bet for value there hoping you already have a pair in hand after you raised so much preflop. Nevermind this, but don't you agree that my 10¢ raise or your jam would get the same result if the guy didn't have queens, only that in my strategy you don't risk jamming and losing, you risk only those 10¢. I don't know, I get your thoughts, I might be wrong but for me just a re-raise seems more efficient. [/QUOTE]
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