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$1/$2 No-Limit Texas Hold’em, cash game, 22 on the button |
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  | Game: No-Limit Texas Hold'em | Position: Middle
| Blinds: $10/$20
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You're raising three times the big blind before the flop and get two players with you, including the player on the button. Flop comes and deals Ac-Js-Ts. First player raises by $20 and you decide to raise to $60. One player folds, button goes all-in. You have $620 left, a call costs you $250. What do you do?
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How many hours do you spend on playing online poker every week?
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"Luck never gives; it only lends."
- Unknown
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| $1/$2 No-Limit Texas Hold’em, cash game, 22 on the button | 6th December, 2005 |
 | Game: No Limit Hold'em, cash game | Position: Button
| Blinds: $2/$4
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You are in heads-up against an opponent who has gone all-in with $25 before the flop. You happen to know that he is not holding a pair. What will you do?
| | Call: You always have a slight advantage with the lowest pair possible, even before the flop comes. In this scenario, if your opponent has any two cards better than yours and offsuit, you have a 52 percent chance of winning. If he holds a 2 and any other card on his hand, the odds are 65 percent in your favor.
Obviously, a fold is fully acceptable too but since you already know that he has no pair and since we are talking about $25 and not $1,000, it is definitely worth the risk.
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| Call (73%) |  | | Fold (27%) | |
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