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| This is a discussion on chasing in limit within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; If you have a gutshot, a flush draw and second pair do you chase past the flop when the other guy obviously has top pair? ... |
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19th December 2011, 4:49 PM
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| chasing in limit If you have a gutshot, a flush draw and second pair do you chase past the flop when the other guy obviously has top pair? I figure, with the number of outs, it makes sense to chase, but I ain't no pro. |
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19th December 2011, 6:38 PM
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| If your chasing, then you should be drawing to the nuts (or near nuts) is it nut flush draw (A) ? is it nut str8 draw ? if they are nut draws you have roughly 14/15 outs which gives you above 50% equity, (using 4 and 2 rule) so I would probably raise here. I am no expert, these are the first thoughts to come to mind so please correct me if I am wrong |
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