adeversas situations

[danielito2624]

they would do when there is a critical situation in which they have many projects (project ladder, a flush, straight flush) letters have been to turn (the fourth card) and an opponent that is safe and demand aggressive all in and has a much larger stack. What would do in that situation would pay would withdraw when we just need a letter to be revealed?

[Poof]

I don't chase draws and would fold, but I know many that would call for that river letter and hit, especially if the hand is against me.

[dudemanstan]

I can't understand a word you typed here. My hats off to poofy for knowing what you said lol

[Poof]

I can't understand a word you typed here. My hats off to poofy for knowing what you said lol

lol I had the initial response you did, I had to read it 4 times till it sunk in
I am going to assume google translator.

[greedybee]

what are you talking about in this post here? how do you even respond to this???

[supernuts]

ya just try and be carefull how many chips you give up on a draw youll miss most the time

[HopsBar28]

they would do when there is a critical situation in which they have many projects (project ladder, a flush, straight flush) letters have been to turn (the fourth card) and an opponent that is safe and demand aggressive all in and has a much larger stack. What would do in that situation would pay would withdraw when we just need a letter to be revealed?

Here's my translation, so folks can give him some responses:
What would you do when there is a critical situation in which you have many draws (straight, flush, straight flush) ... I think he means after the turn, with one card to go... and you feel you need to be aggressive with your strong draw but your opponent has a much larger stack and cannot be pushed. What would you do in this situation - do you just check to the river?

[abwil2]

Here's my translation, so folks can give him some responses:
What would you do when there is a critical situation in which you have many draws (straight, flush, straight flush) ... I think he means after the turn, with one card to go... and you feel you need to be aggressive with your strong draw but your opponent has a much larger stack and cannot be pushed. What would you do in this situation - do you just check to the river?

That makes much more sense LOL With only 1 card to come its an easy fold but on here you will get called 9 out of 10 times.