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 - Abdul ‘s Book, A. Jalib - Do you think that S&M's "Hold'em for Advanced Players" does not have
sufficient information on how to play on the flop and turn? Part one of that book is preflop, but parts two and three are mostly...
- Betting weak pairs on the flop, G. Carson - There are a couple of threads on 2+2 right now where people are questioning
some of the S/M advice about betting weak pairs from early position to
increase your chances of winning the pot...
- Essay #2…Playing a made hand against a draw, A. Jalib - Often times a draw is going to hang on no matter what you do. Here all you can do is try to maximize the money going in when you have the edge and minimize the money...
- Flopping 2nd or 3rd pair, R. Rosenblum - The first one has a variety of choices. Usually you would fold. Sometimes it may be benificial to raise (examples to follow). Never, Never, Never call. Example: You are on the button with...
- Going Too Far & Implicit Collusion, A. Morton - _The real low-limit secret for today_. The most important thing i can teach you about playing the lower limits is that you usually should *not* raise from early positions, no matter what you have...
- Middle Pair in Low Limit Hold’em, A. Jalib - The overcard kicker makes a huge difference, much more than a backdoor
flush possibility. You should definitely call if it's likely to only
cost one bet. You could even consider a raise to buy a free turn card...
- Playing top pair with a big board pair - , R. Rosenblum - Bet the flop. If soemone else bets you should raise. What you are trying to do is "reveal the trips." Whereas most players will check the set on
the flop, Most will raise if..
- Sklansky on theory, A. Jalib - Sorry, I did not read your Poker Digest article. I also misread the
original article in this thread. I thought there were 4 opponents to the flop, the QQ folded on the flop, and the other 3 opponents called...
- Top pair / Bad kicker, M. Caro - There is no right answer to questions such as this. You were correct to raise. You were wrong to raise. You would have been correct to call. You would have been wrong to call...
- Top pair vs overpair, T. Chan - This above is a bit concrete-bound. Flop play is complex. Probably
no part of flop play is more complex than top pair. Are you flopping top pair in an unraised (preflop) pot or a raised
one...
- What do you do with flopped middle pair, A. Jalib - Let's assume your opponents have AJ and AT. (Warning: big assumption.) The pot is 8 small bets on the flop. You can expect maybe 8 more small
bets if you win. So you are getting 16:1. There are a lot of...
- When to fold big pocket pairs, A. Jalib - think that should be "raise if it will limit the field to at most a
couple of other players". Limiting the field from 8 to 5 callers may
actually hurt pocket queens...
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