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[Lu$tmolch]

"If you are last to act in no-limit tournaments, you can often pick up the pot with a modest bet when it is checked to you."
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[Lu$tmolch]

"Keeping a log with records of your daily activities and results is important. Looking at your results in cold black-and-white, you will be better able to determine what weaknesses you have and need to work on."
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[Lu$tmolch]

A $10-$20 game. You are in the big blind having the A-K. An early player opens with a raise and the cutoff calls. You call. There is $65 in the pot and three players. The flop is: A-8-3, giving you top pair. What do you do?

You should go for a check-raise in this situation. You have a preflop raiser who figures to bet, having only two opponents. His bet will put the third player in the middle, so you can trap him for an extra bet before announcing your power. You have top pair, top kicker on a raggedy, rainbow board. In the rare case where it gets checked around, there are no overcards to your hand. Should you bet the turn after a flop check by all, the opponents will have no idea you have this big a hand.

[B.O.N.E. Murder]

Bevor man die Hand wegwirft noch mal überprüfen, dass man auch wirklich unterlegen ist 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4du3EAZoT4

[goede]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4du3EAZoT4

is das n profi?? riesen depp der typ