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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6749053, member: 397965"] Preflop Totally fine to complete with any suited hand, when there is an ante, and we have 30BB left behind. Flop As 300HPGOD say, its kind of a tricky spot, because if we lead out and get action, we are usually not very happy about it. But we are also not happy, if it gets checked though, and now somebody wants to bet the turn, when they might have drawn out on us. I think, there is some room for styles here. Personally I probably lean towards leading out, but I would tend to use a slightly larger sizing like 30-40% pot, because I dont particularly want to get floated by random overcards. Getting raised sucks. On one side you are getting amazing odds to continue, and the third player is now out of the hand. But on the other side what is he ever min-raising here other than exactly a J? And if he has that, you are essentially drawing dead. Still if you are going to fold to a raise this small, you probably should not have bet in the first place. Turn You are still behind to a J, but its still a good card, because now you beat 55-TT, should he ever play them like this, and if he is bluffing, he is now drawing dead. You are also getting another very good price, so as played on the flop definitely a call again. River Like 300HPGOD I love this line. You are taking full advantage of the Zeebo theorem "No player is capable of folding a full house on any betting round, regardless of the size of the bet". [/QUOTE]
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