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Nice, double. Keep it up ♠_thumbsup:
One silly thing... I looked to ur photo on Youtube, and for one moment, thought it was Rubens Barrichello uahuahuah
thank you very much. I was surprised that you picked my hand 
and this forum misses coaches hand evaluations a lot.
Or at least there should it would be good to know each players what limits they are beating when you read the opinion. Now only way is to search in other threads, but not always they post their own hands.
actually one question came to head about KQs hand vs fish:
what hands do fold on flop after our 50% bet? only some which are not pairs and have 22 % equity? So the bet is for equity protection?
Also I now am thinking - maybe even chekc flop is an option then. Because we do not want to fold Qx, Kx which should be decent part of his range. Low cards which connect with the board will not fold (ok, maybe we treat it as value bet then), Ax will not fold. So only hands which fold a are mid cards like T9. Probably for that reason we have to bet and not give him free cards.
Originally posted by SPeedFANat1c
actually one question came to head about KQs hand vs fish:what hands do fold on flop after our 50% bet? only some which are not pairs and have 22 % equity? So the bet is for equity protection?
Also I now am thinking - maybe even chekc flop is an option then. Because we do not want to fold Qx, Kx which should be decent part of his range. Low cards which connect with the board will not fold (ok, maybe we treat it as value bet then), Ax will not fold. So only hands which fold a are mid cards like T9. Probably for that reason we have to bet and not give him free cards.
No reason to check. Our hand does not mind to build a big pot and we are not looking to let villain see free turn with the hugely wide range he could have, specially when they don't bluff turn with those hands.
