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" I often lead out with my flopped flushes against aggressive opponents."

So why when you have a monotone board are you so willing to shove the rest of your chips when the situation is reversed?

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05-11-2010 , 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by EightFoldPath

So why when you have a monotone board are you so willing to shove the rest of your chips when the situation is reversed?

I'm not. I would consider a fold, even. But I've recently been posting about folding 22 OTB and JJ from the BB, so I didn't want to over-nit in one day.

I'm merely supporting the case that since the stacks are so short, the other player still isn't getting full implied odds on the preflop play. Because we still beat SOME of the hands, and have outs against others, it balances the times we're drawing to a backdoor boat. Villain probably also leads out like this with TP/draw, tho' probably not a PSB.

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