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  1. mark quit stealing my ideas and typing faster than me.
  2. obviously your not c/f the turn 80% of the time, but if an 8 or heart peels and he pots it ($15?) you might be folding. if he slows down and give you a chance to play for a small pot you goto showdown.
  3. not to be a dick but...a million straight draws? he limped utg and called a reraise with 67/23/36? so lets leave all of those cards out of the question with the slim possibility of him playing 6h7h this way(too many idiots read SS.) and we're agreeing on paying off a set here? ok. so what your worried about is that you let him free roll to hearts? well 9/10ths of these .10/.25 morons will bet the turn if they miss, and i love for j10 or jq to bet the turn here as well to try to protect, so YES I'LL GAMBLE and see if a heart peals off to check-push on the turn. in the long run your getting
  4. just call his raise and go for the check raise on the turn if you feel like setting a trap. if you are worried that your beat there's really not a great way to find out on the flop b/c re-raising him would commit your stack. the main thing you wanna concern yourself here is his position, he's utg, so what cards would he likely limp with and call your reraise? there's only one other player in the hand who is a short stack($10) so by betting $6 he's obviously ready to call the extra $4 if the guy pushes so he's committed 1/4th of his stack. also you didn't tell us if he's playing tag/lag/etc
  5. mark,you might wanna take a couple days off especially since your running like that. good luck.steal
  6. jc sporting the french jersey and a lacoste hat, who knew?also that girl is bangin hot...
  7. nosup been reading this thread for a while and it is always interesting to see the crazy *** swings you take. how much are you up overall from your initial $500(to date)
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