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OK - sorry - just read the guidelines on posts and realize now why this is being ignored. Let's try it this way - shorthanded 10/20, you have AQo UTG + 2 - it folds to you and you raise, only the BB calls. You are playing at 24%/16% and the BB is 48%/12%. The flop comes 239 raindbow and the BB leads out. Your typical plays and why?Thanks!!!!

Well – this is one that I seem to see a lot and was wondering what you guys thought…You are playing 10/20 six handed and you are first to act with two big cards – lets say AQo. You raise and everyone folds except the BB that calls. The flop comes rags and the BB leads out. It always seems from a pot odds perspective the correct play would be a fold…but do we lessen the importance of pot odds here and look at this differently as we are short handed? Thanks!

So I am pretty excited when work sends me to Vegas for the weekend. I have to teach a bit Sat and Sun, but then for the remainder of the time, I plan on playing some live Poker.I have been an Internet player for three years, but have very little live experience. I hear the Bellagio cardroom is awesome. So I call them and ask a bunch of stupid questions like “Can I wear jeans and sneakers?, Are there limit games available lower than $1000/$2000?, etc” Once I learn I am “suited” for Bellagio, I happen to see in CardPlayer that there is a big tourney taking place. I immediately wonder if I will h