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quote : You are facing 3 opponents
Do not bet when…

* … you are out of position against all opponents.
* … the flop is draw heavy and you don't have any back doors.
* … the flop is dry without a face card.

EXAMPLE 1

Pre-flop: Hero is MP2 with K Q
Hero raises, 2 folds, Button calls, SB calls, BB calls

Flop: (8 SB) J, 8, 5 (4 players)
SB checks, BB checks, Hero ???

so 3 oponents... flop is drawy and has a face card the Jack.. so we flod here...

quote again :
You've completely missed the flop and only have K high, but both blinds have checked to you and you only have one player behind you. The board is moderately coordinated; most opponents will fold when they haven't hit anything. You could even make a better hand like A high fold. There is also a face card showing, which you can represent. This is an example of a situation in which you can bet. end quote .

how is that a situation in withch you can bet ?.. it is in contradictory with the above "guide lines"


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The flop has a face card(the jack).


funny :) i misread i thout that said with a face card :)) thx


Hi Bogdan1190,

this is an easy bet because:

* … you are out of position against all opponents.
No.
* … the flop is draw heavy and you don't have any back doors.
No.
* … the flop is dry without a face card.
No.