Originally posted by la55i
Originally posted by nitrol
We'd better not call the shove... But if we are not doing this we should not raise too.I agree with you here. We should not raise.
Of course. Passive is massive... 
We are scared of overcards, but this does not mean we should bomb the pot.
Originally posted by la55i
Originally posted by nitrol
Originally posted by la55i
I can agree with moist. It is rainbow and there is 2 cards connected on the flop. It is not dry but not wet either.K72 - dry board
T98 - wetboardT94 - is more wet than dry. It present enough opportunities for villain to connect.
Rainbow makes it more dry. Imo.
Complete ..... ( I cannot write this word here)... Suitedness adds a very little. Almost nothing.
Except flush draws are possible. More draws possible = makes the flop more wet, imo.
Now that I posted only 1 and you did 2, are you happy and can stop this madness or do we keep on spamming like in the other hand?
Nothing to do with flushness, man. It adds but not so significantly.
I do really want you to get it. This flop is not dry. Not even close.
It is just that I have seen more wet flops. At least here is no many draws possible. 78 and QJ.
As it is a singleraised pot, all hands in the section - Q-7 can connect in some way. And connect good.
I gav you examples of the extremes dry and wet. Look at them and decide.
Originally posted by nitrol
As it is a singleraised pot, all hands in the section - Q-7 can connect in some way. And connect good.
I gav you examples of the extremes dry and wet. Look at them and decide.
Okay.
The purpose of a flop raise would be to buy position. If you just call, you are likely to be in a squeeze for the rest of the hand. But the present raise is too big. Raise to 10-12bb if you raise. Then often pot-control on turn if the raise works according to plan. Calling is okay too, but then realize that you can't put in much more money later. You are in a squeeze.
