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They're just tight/weak morons who think they're being tricky. When they win a pot this way they feel like they got over on the people who outplay them on pretty much every other hand. They also dump hands like JJ QQ KK the second an overcard hits. It's just a sick, unprofitable approach to poker. These people think that they shouldn't put much money into the pot until the odds are overwhelmingly in their favor. They're just too stupid to understand why those hands need to be playedd aggressively.It's annoying when someone pulls this crap on you, but don't let it bother you. Just make a n

Not saying he should count on it. It's a real possibility though, depending on what types of games you play in. I've seen people fold worse and I think we're in agreement on the inherent benefits of playing this round agressively.

I like the cap on the flop. You can knock out a weak queen, Q9, or 99, and you're getting your equity if everyone calls.I wouldn't raise the turn. Your equity is diminished, you're likely behind, and you might not even be drawing to the nuts. Sets could restrict your outs as well.

That's some very useful information. Thanks for the response. I agree that getting the ultimate return on play is important when you're playing a lot of hands. I will definitely check out the sites you mention and when I finish clearing my UB bonus dollars, I'll give you the referral.

Hello, I used to post on here a while back under another name that has apparently been deleted for inactivity.I haven't played online poker for a while. I withdrew my bankroll and paid off some of my student loans after I graduated. It seems like a lot has changed in the past couple years.I got the itch again recently and put $50 dollars into UB, which was the only site where I still had unclaimed bonus dollars. I started playing .25/.50 shorthanded limit hold'em. I also play a few SnG's whenever the mood strikes. I'm doing pretty well. I'm up to a little over $600 in my UB account (been