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Poker Teaser from JulesDogg
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JulesDogg wrote
at 12:11 PM, Thursday January 10, 2008 EST
You are on the button with Qh - Qs. Two players ahead of you limp-in and you raise to 6x the big blind. The big blind calls your raise and everyone else folds. The flop comes Qd - 10d - 5d and your opponent checks.
> > > You should: > > > A. Push all-in B. Make a substantial raise C. Check D. Make a small raise |
16 people think this is a good idea
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NutzKiller wrote
at 10:02 PM, Friday February 22, 2008 EST I would push all in.
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cityfox wrote
at 7:23 AM, Saturday February 23, 2008 EST A
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blackglasses wrote
at 5:55 PM, Wednesday April 23, 2008 EDT It would depend on the player, I think most of the time I would make a small raise. That way I give the signal: I have hit my pair. If you raised pre-flop the other one will think you have good cards anyway, and he allready called, so that risk is taken. And because you have lured him into the pot he will accept small raises. Or if it is an agrassive player A or B. Sometimes I try to do B to let the other think im bluffing and then after the river ill go all-in. |
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Lblack wrote
at 8:18 PM, Wednesday April 23, 2008 EDT check
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Rob S. wrote
at 11:15 PM, Wednesday April 23, 2008 EDT A. push all in. The odds are in your favor and it's times like these where you stand the best chance of improving your position.
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Opie_00 wrote
at 11:45 PM, Wednesday April 23, 2008 EDT I would split QQ, then double down on each Queen
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cityfox wrote
at 1:46 AM, Thursday April 24, 2008 EDT A
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Johnjo wrote
at 8:05 PM, Thursday April 24, 2008 EDT C check. Probably got a high pair or connectors let them raise...
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honda tech wrote
at 10:04 PM, Thursday April 24, 2008 EDT I would choose B so as to make him pay to chase.
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mikoslav wrote
at 7:37 AM, Friday April 25, 2008 EDT I would
E) fold I am a chicken :P |
