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"Brian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > IMHO opinion you made the right play. You could get 3 bet behind you. Even if you don't the flop is likely to have overcards and you don't know where you stand. If you get lucky and flop a set you have probably lost your audience by re-raising. I believe most of the literature recommends a fold (Sklasky, Malmuth, Brier, Ciaffone). Personally I want at least 9's and probably 10's to call or re-raise depending on who initially raised. I don't believe you will win much by re-raising 8's and the risk is too great. I was playing 3/6 Hold'em at the Taj Saturday night and a hand came up that > made me sick. I had pocket 8's and I think I was in fairly early position. > The woman to my right raised so it was 6 to me. The lady was on a crazy > winning streak and I only had about 40 bucks left, so I figured I should > fold and wait for a better hand. An 8 came on the flop and the turn and I > would have got a huge pot. Luckily some flopped flushes and two full houses > with pocket Aces got me up near 200, so the night wasn't a total bust. > > Was I being stupid by folding the 8's, or was it the correct move given the > situation? No answer will make me feel any better, but I'd still like to > hear if I made the right move. > > Brian
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