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[QUOTE="Four Dogs, post: 358070, member: 2668"]
Maybe

How many is everyone?

Again, depends on how many limpers you're up against. I'd raise against 1 maybe 2 limpers and follow with a continuation bet unless the flop shows high cards. You'd have to pay top dollar to scare away more than that. In your position I check too.
 
Chuckle. How quaint. Last time I called it that I was playing 5 card draw for matchsticks.

I like this move. It smells like a steal. I rairly slow play anything. I'll typically put in a good size bet and check the turn. I looks like a failed continuation bet. Personally, I would have let you have it.
 
So he thinks you're full of flapdoodle. But what about the rest of the table?
 
Hey! How'd he do that?

Suspense? That's like bragging about the size of your tallywacker, when your hung like a hampster. The truth will be known.
 
You do? I was going to complement you on a good read and a bold move. I guess that makes me stupid too. But not the stupidest.

I love these. They're really just bad beat posts with a twist. People love to pretend that they're asking for advice when what they really want is everyone to agree how moronic the other guy was. 
Did you really expect someone to take Mr. Needle Dicks side on this?

Never? First to act, no overcards, no obvious draws, against one or two opponents. If not here, when? It's more dangerouse to slow play a flush.
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