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PokerChairFarts
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Bronze Level
Lately I've been playing a more sound beginner game taking notice of these two important aspects of the game. However I feel like someone in the military being told not to press the red button..you don't know what the red button does..you just know not to press it.
To be more specific, If I am on a flush draw..and someone bets into me in a way to give me incorrect odds to call. Why should I still not call? (I know enough not to and would generally fold since I haven't got used to implied odds yet)..but again I ask. Why should I fold? It's not as if their raising magically changed the alignment of the deck pushing all my outs to the bottom of the deck? It still doesn't change the fact that I have a good chancing of hitting it?
I'm basically trying to understand why putting someone on bad odds should 'by poker law' cause them to fold if they know whats good for them?
To be more specific, If I am on a flush draw..and someone bets into me in a way to give me incorrect odds to call. Why should I still not call? (I know enough not to and would generally fold since I haven't got used to implied odds yet)..but again I ask. Why should I fold? It's not as if their raising magically changed the alignment of the deck pushing all my outs to the bottom of the deck? It still doesn't change the fact that I have a good chancing of hitting it?
I'm basically trying to understand why putting someone on bad odds should 'by poker law' cause them to fold if they know whats good for them?