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[Actionthane's Poker & Life Blog] Poker School-Intermediate-Part IV-Pocket Pairs: Don’t even think of slow-playing unless you hit your three of a kind, or the board is offering no flush or straight possibilities. If you get re-raised then you’ll have to decide what you think your opponents might be holding and act accordingly.

[poker-prop.net] June 13, 2008 WSOP Report: WSOP Europe Main Event runner-up John Tabatabai moved on to round two when his pocket rockets defeated Jonathan Little’s pocket threes and Gavin Smith also moved on when he got his money all in with AQ on a flop of A Q x against his opponent Ken Shei’s AJ. We finally saw a Team PokerStars member advance when Gavin Griffin and Jimmy Dowda both flooped top pair but Griffin’s K9 hand Dowda’s K4 outkicked and Griffin advanced while Dowda headed for the rail.

[pokerstars Poker Blog] LAPT Punta del Este: Walking the room: Not long after we began, the first player departed - his pocket kings emphatically outdrawn by A-Q on a flop featuring two aces. No worries, his seat was soon occupied by an alternate, who will continue to join the action until the end of the second level.

[a cruise ship] Heads up attention the rules - a bad beat to help you explode a ...: By allowing my opponent to change weak hands often, texas holdem thus negates strength of those hands tracking. The following face it, my opponent that come to attention are by and large, influenced by the first two factors seen on a bad beat.

[the exciting asian poker] Poker Many people: In the blinds of The flop reality go hand in a hand. A bet basically doubled without doing this situation!

[My Favorite Poker Hands] Ace King Offsuit: Today, what I had not remembered were the painful plays when, for instance, I went all-in with pocket Kings after the flop came King, Ace, 9. I was called by my opponent who showed pocket Aces.

[pokerblogs] Generally, psychological poker strategy is a decisive move ...: Bodog doesn’t make candy, and nothing lasts forever, but they have created a form of the World Series of Poker for people with very little money to invest in a tournament.

[btimm's Poker Blog] Are You an Elephant?: Here is the really interesting part of the hand.  He fires a second bullet.  I think on one hand, give that I 3bet and check/called the flop, he has to think I have a made hand, some pocket pair.  Against a decent reg, my hand is truly face up at this point.  He should know I have KK, QQ, or TT.  Since he knows this, is he capable of bluffing this turn to get me to fold a lot of hands?  I think he could be capable of doing so.  On the other hand, he could be firing with an ace or JJ as well.  I think it is a very difficult spot, as only an ace, JJ, or 33 beat me, and I think he basically never has 33 here for obvious reasons.  I opt to call, as I think he could be trying to get me to fold hands like what I have.

[akqj10's Tunica Poker Blog] Preflop short-stacked: Exploiting a LAG to my right: it’s whether $27 is better than some other strategy, say, smooth calling with AA-JJ and folding everything else when my neighbor raised.   That math is much harder because now I have to play well postflop, at least on the flop.    I’d imagine AA and KK have much better than $27, but I need them for cover.   QQ and JJ are probably about break even, and then I’m just mucking the rest of my range there.   So I think playing all these hands aggressively is much better than playing “normally”, which induces my opponent to play more-or-less perfectly after his original raise.   But I’m open to be convinced that another strategy would be more effective.

[pokerlistings.com - Blog] Strategy Snapshot: Terror Twilight: Dang checks behind because TOS' range consists of hands he is either way ahead or way behind to. Once TOS calls the four-bet, his range consists of monsters like KK, AA and smaller pocket pairs, as well as big aces other than A-K.

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