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09-22-07, 10:10 PM
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I could
 Just for Clarification, We are supposed to be really tight preflop ... how bout the flop/turn? ie. if we have middle pair or Top pair weak kicker.
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09-22-07, 11:17 PM
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OK, bad example... how bout ur holding KK and an Ace comes up on the flop? or the board pairs up, 4 suited cards at the turn?
Now that I think about it, would it make sense to just try to put all your money in the middle as soon as possible? regardless of scare cards.
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09-22-07, 11:37 PM
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I like this question. The A is especially difficult for me here. I would imagine that preflop play with KK would be to gear more towards minimizing postflop decisions. However, if you are the initial raiser, get one call and the A hits, is pushing the flop still positive value?
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09-23-07, 10:06 AM
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In the early stages, if you raise KK and get a caller and the flop comes A-high no draw, unless your gut tells you differently, a bet is in order, but re-evaluate on the turn if called.
In the middle stages, unless you are one of the big stacks at the table, your decision will be either shut it down or get your stack in the middle. FWIW, playing as weak tight as the SNG wonks suggest is not easy for an old limit cash game player like me. My poker instincts say keep betting and make them tell me I'm beat. SNG's, however, are not like any other form of poker.
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