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[Gambling Blog] Similarly, a pair of sixes is unlikely because of all of the high cards that remained after him. It’s possible he would have raised with a pair of sixes and an ace kicker, but with the two aces you know are gone, that seems dubious.
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[play_poker] Stud Poker Strategy: Fifth Street Decisions: . Your opponent, who rarely bluffs, raises the bring-in that you had called on third with an ace. You also called when he caught a queen on fourth. Now its fifth street and he catches a ten. None of his cards are suited. Three of your suit are out. The pot has been heads up. You are virtually certain he has a pair of aces and he may have two pair. Do you call his bet or do you fold?
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