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[QUOTE="F Paulsson, post: 677629, member: 6979"] re: Folding A6o in the SB; it's just not a hand that I figure to show a profit from. It's true that it's likely the best hand at the moment, but playing it out of position in a small pot versus one or two opponents is probably not going to win me very much in the long run. Suited, I definitely continue. Thanks for pointing it out, though, I'll think some more about it. The reason I didn't want to let it go the second time Suzie raised me was because I didn't have a lot to go on, and this pot was big. I had only 57 hands on her at that time and if I was going to continue playing out of position against someone who raises me postflop a lot, I wanted to know if I could trust the raises or not. I see what you mean, but I think you're underestimating a typical 1/2-player's range of peeling the flop. Admittedly I'm being reverse-results-oriented here since I'm trying to say it could have been a semibluff when it was in fact a straight, but I think my point stands. 4aces07: Not only do I sound just like Gus, I [I]look[/I] just like him, too. Keep that in mind, ladies. (Okay, no, I don't.) /FP [/QUOTE]
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