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Old 04-13-06, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by westSou
Man i notice the only time i have a bad beat...is when i slow play...forget slow playing..i'm just going to take the chips and go..i shouldn't be greedy no more because i'm giving too much chances..for ex. on one of the game i play...i had KK... so i just called... flop came q-5-8 rainbow..so i checked..player checked...turn was a j- so player checks i check...river came ace...player bets..i reraised not thinkin he had the ace..he had it...i mean it was my mistake again..because i should've bet a little or something...but yeah slow playing my cowboys(kk) didn't work out...maybe it's just me...but for those who slow plays..becareful that the other player don't catch anything on u...

average hand in poker is Two-pair
meaning that a pair is not that great a hand.
i would never slow play kings or i would on very rare occasions.

given the circumstances, slow playing till the flop is acceptable
but you HAVE to bet that turn. u don't want to give another free card.
if u get raised, then u fold your kings. if you get called, flat call the river unless your hand improves (hitting another king).

on the river, if all you have is a pair, never raise it. just call the bet.
even if that ace didn't hit, flatcall. all you have is a pair, your opponent could easily have two pair or a straight on that board and was slowplaying YOU.
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