| This is a discussion on Calling with a hand on the board. within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; I'm curious about the general feeling here. Say there's a K high flush on the board and you don't figure villain for an Ace or ... |
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| Calling with a hand on the board. I'm curious about the general feeling here. Say there's a K high flush on the board and you don't figure villain for an Ace or there's 5 clubs on board but you don't think they have one, is it ever a good idea to call say a shove for split pot. It's a rare occurrence but I'm curious on the general feeling on this issue. |
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| re: Calling with a hand on the board. poker Generally unless the pot is big in relation to the bet it's going to be a losing play to call for a split pot. The thing is though that people do it ALL the time so if you have Ac on a 5 club K high board you should always shove no matter how big of an overbet it is because you will get called often enough to make it very profitable. |
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| They rake split pots? And I get irritated with AA v AA in a tourney! I'm starting to realise how much I suck at cash, played some .02/.05 & lost like 4BIs in an hour. Probably (partly) due to my lack of knowledge on things like this. Sucks because I'd love to be able to turn a profit on cash since my MTT day sessions will be over when I start a full time job end of the month. |
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