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 Originally Posted by Margin Of Error
Originally Posted by Lukie
Originally Posted by johnny_fish
12 on the flop and stack him!
agreed, but you can't a have a set most of the time when you do this or else it becomes too transparent (assumes your opponents have learned hand reading 101).
Wouldnt you play AQ/KQ the same way?
meh, to be honest, I'm not sure how important that is. Far too many players check to the preflop raiser regardless of what they have here. That gives the pfr'er a big advantage on the flop. I think leading a big Q here is usually good if that means anything.
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