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Would you check the flop in this position...if you knew you would get a bet on the flop, if not on the turn?? I will post the results of the hand, after a few replies have been made.Table '14496182 273' Seat #6 is the buttonSeat 1: bigslick886 (53936 in chips) Seat 2: Green Egg (90146 in chips) Seat 3: sam12 (292662 in chips) Seat 4: hempboy420 (12683 in chips) Seat 6: Chance77 (37880 in chips) Seat 7: WillieWink (27854 in chips) Seat 8: phillip_339 (86791 in chips) Seat 9: oilerfan94dm (36542 in chips) WillieWink: posts small blind 1500phillip_339: posts big blind 3000*** HOLE CARDS ***Dealt to phillip_339 [9c 8d 9h 3c]oilerfan94dm: folds bigslick886: folds Green Egg: calls 3000sam12: calls 3000hempboy420: folds Chance77: calls 3000WillieWink: calls 1500phillip_339: checks *** FLOP *** [5c 5d 9s]WillieWink: checks phillip_339: checks Green Egg: checks sam12: checks Chance77: checks

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If Sam wasn't there, it would be a decent time to check, since the pot is large in relation to everyone else's stacks. It would be easy to get it in on a later street. As it is, especially with five people seeing the flop, you don't want someone to spike their overpair for free. Bet 1/2 pot to encourage any 5 to call. Betting pot is OK only if you have a very aggressive image. Otherwise you're letting people off too easy.

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There is no good reason to check this. Someone holding a five is going to call. You might get someone holding a bigger pair to call with his two outer. Potting it might cost you bets if someone does hit the 5's full, so you may want to peddle your hand a little by betting less (you should have a feel for a number from reads that we don't have).

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