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You definitely played it well preflop and on the flop, but you REALLY need to bet the turn. You just allowed a passive player to move you off what could be the best hand with a holding that could be as weak as a gut-shot straight draw. If they raise the turn, fold UI, but if they just call, bet the river. If they raise the river do a little math, and decide based on the read you have on the player and pot odds whether or not to call or fold. BUT STAY AGGRESSIVE.

UTG is not the chip leader. He only has about 6k more than me.He had not made this play yet either.

O yeah. I have 40,000 left in chips and he has me covered.

BACKGROUND: There are four people left and three of the chip counts including mine are fairly even. One person has double of everyone else. I pick up JJ in the bb. UTG limps in for 2k. Everyone else folds. I raise to 6k. He reraises to 13,500. Me???

The age of gambling is left up to the Canadian province because they govern their own "state". The most important thing you should do is call ahead and see what kind of cardroom they have. Me and a friend were trying to go there, but the age in Ontario is 19. Luckily, we found an Indian Reservation called Turning-Stone in New York. The gambling age there is 18. I would look into some Indian Reserves in the states before you make the journey to Canada. Plus, you would have to convert your money, which is something to think about.Good Luck.

Which is better? Pokertracker or StatKing. I'm wondering what kind of features each offers because im considering buying some software to track my play.

300 dollars is a lot of money to sit down with at a .50/1 table. You'll probably find yourself with 2 or 3 times as much as the rest of the table if you bring 300.

The casino im going to i Turning Stone in New York and the Hill is Capital Hill

Im turning 18 shortly and am in the process of planning a casino getaway. I was wondering what other first times were like and what i should expect.

What is the best way to get rid of weakness in your game?