Yeah, you should call, chances are you are holding the best hand pre-river and more likely to hit the set.
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Yeah, you should call, chances are you are holding the best hand pre-river and more likely to hit the set.
not nessaserily its only a straight flush draw...so might have more outs but does not mean its the best hand pre river...somone may have hit trips on for a fh/quadsQuote:
Originally Posted by psyk0ttik
That's a tuff one. There are so many factors involved, it depends on whether I would call or fold. Even the mood I'm in would factor into my decision lol.
giving you have only 220 chips left yes I would call however if you had a larger stack or if it was the start of the tourney and you had more chips would be a different story
a must call !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you dont ever have to call... is your tourney life worth chaseing? leaving you with 200 chips, you could fold and wait for a better place to get your money in, i would call in a heartbeat in a ring game though
I agree with you as far as the tourney part but ring game, that all depends on how the table dynamics have beenQuote:
Originally Posted by BLINGBLAOW
call that every time. You have outs for a straight draw, a flush draw, and of course the ultimate nuts, the straight flush. If you aren't ahead with all those outs, then you aren't very far behind.
sometimes call aint helping. if u play this on everest poker, u would lose. for a few days no flopped flushdraws closed for me. it's so strange.
but, otherwise, it's depends on a situation. early stage - no call. bubble - no call, final table - no call. but in the pre-final stage, then u have to build a huge stack to feel urself fine on the final table - there is a call, absolutely.
wait for better spot once ur itm and then at least u got money if it
dont happen