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I mean, on the one hand I've got so many outs it seems almost like I've got a powerhouse hand. But it could still easily end up a 9 high hand by the river. None of my books really address how to play such a big draw--advice?PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t50 (9 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)MP1 (t1660)Hero (t1950)MP3 (t1420)CO (t1280)Button (t1040)SB (t1140)BB (t1575)UTG (t2040)UTG+1 (t1395)Preflop: Hero is MP2 with 9
, 6. 3 folds, Hero calls t50, MP3 calls t50, 1 fold, Button calls t50, 1 fold, BB checks.Flop: (t225) 8, 7
, J (4 players)BB checks, Hero...?My read on the BB and MP3 is that they are loose passive, while the Button has shown to be pretty aggressive post flop.We are in the early stages of a 180 man SNG, with about 125 left or so, so obviously no where near the bubble.
, 6. 3 folds, Hero calls t50, MP3 calls t50, 1 fold, Button calls t50, 1 fold, BB checks.Flop: (t225) 8, 7, J (4 players)BB checks, Hero...?My read on the BB and MP3 is that they are loose passive, while the Button has shown to be pretty aggressive post flop.We are in the early stages of a 180 man SNG, with about 125 left or so, so obviously no where near the bubble.
