Quote Originally Posted by spino1i
Bigrich was asking for some advice on how to slowplay, so here it is.
actually i wasnt, but thanks anyway.. its always good to look over hands by good players. And it was useful anyway, to me, and i'm sure to some other players aswell.

Did you actually read my post?? it was having a go at the idiot who complimented me for slowlaying when i was the leading bettor (making full pot bets) on every street...

EDIT: On the matter of perhaps pushing it harder on flush/straight drawing boards.. At microstakes.. yes deffinately. At a higher level its quite different, bet bets wont get paid off as often and you've got to get the value for the hand i think.. With a set, even if the straight or flush hits... 7 outs to FH/quads on turn.. 10 outs for the river.. By the river you hit the FH/quads roughly as often as they hit the flush or OESD anyway. Warning: This is coming from a microstakes player, i have limited expierience at anything higher than .10/.25, Though i do watch it alot