zammy123

folds. A board like that is bound to strike some fear in your opponent if he has what he represented preflop. Unless you think that its possible for him to reraise from the button with a hand that contains a 5, which is the only other reason you would call besides putting him on AK or AQ with a flush draw, than you should fold and find a better spot.

Ive never been to niagra but windsor is a pretty nice poker room. They recently changed their no limit tables to rake instead of session fees, which is nice because you wont get blinded away looking for good hands against maniacs. Also they have a 200 min/max game 1/2 blinds. Which is much better than the 100 max 1/2 blind game. Gives you a little more room, but obviously still not a good amount when the raises preflop are between 12-20. The clubs are alot of fun as well, so It would be a good time for sure.One question: when you go, can you go to an arbys and tell me if they have a roas

I just feel like you got yourself in a horrible spot here. If you understand that he is an aggressive player, the check raise on the flop isnt so bad, but the check on the turn 1. Gives him the oppurtunity to bluff you off your hand.2. Puts yourself to a very difficult decision.He cold call on the flop looks like he has you. Betting the turn for a small amount is probably your best option given the way you played it.

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