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"It is in the nature of professional or tough high-stakes poker games that it is mathematically correct to fold a lot of hands right away. If you are playing too many hands (which equates to too many bad hands) in a tough poker game, you will often find yourself "drawing mighty thin"; that is, trying to win by catching particular cards that are in short supply."
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TODAY'S TOPIC: Slowplaying
The game is $20-$40. You are on the button holding T-T. An early player, a middle player, and the cutoff limp. You raise, the small blind folds, and everyone else calls. There is $210 in the pot and five players. The flop comes: K-T-3, so you have middle set. The big blind checks. The early limper bets and the other two opponents call. What do you do?
CPMagazine Vol. 21, No. 12
publ. June 25, 2008
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