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NiekamNeidomu
Joined: 29.05.2007

Hi there
Last few days i was thinking alot about set's against straight/ flush situation.. I know that you cant prevent any1 from drawing in fact most of the times you want them to draw. but is it a right decision to go broke with that hand?
i know .. i know most of you r now thinking about 1 word "depends" the stacks.. pot ,stats.. well .. i cant use stats.. so i must depend on read's and im going broke every1 with a perfect read on that kind f situation becouse my implied odds r huge.
i will trie a specify and group it in 2 situations
1) you hit set after flop bet agresivily out your oponent calls and hit's straight or flush on turn / river.
2) you hit a set on straight/flush board

in 1st situation most of the times im commited to the pot.. even if im not commited on turn i call bet if oponents bet's on me = commited on river

in 2nd when oponent allready made a posible draw after flop.. i still bet it out with set or call a bet .. couse i still got some outs like.. 7 and 10 ;)

so is it right in thsoe kind of situations to go broke? ;)
sorry for my eng. 4th lang T_T


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Tosh5457
Joined: 18.01.2008

I usually try to see a cheap showdown with them, and if I can't (on most cases) I usually fold. It depends on the board too, you just have to ask yourself: Are there any hands that my opponent would play like this?


NiekamNeidomu
Joined: 29.05.2007

atleast i can feal not ignored by every1 after your post xD
thank you for that lal ;d


with 100 bb stacks i am always happy to get it in on the flop against any player


gggeorgio
Joined: 05.09.2007

I play NL10 right now and I'd for sure always get it in for 100BB because there are so many fishy players happy to call with worse. I imagine this changes a bit the higher the limit though. What limit you playing right now?