Monday, June 08, 2015

PokerNews article #68

On the use and abuse of the minimum-raise:

http://www.pokernews.com/strategy/when-the-minimum-raise-is-maximally-wrong-21819.htm


Posted by Rakewell at 10:13 AM

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6 comments:

Memphis MOJO said...

Good article. Do you ever get feedback from readers or from Poker News staff? I mean like how many people read it and things like that.

11:08 AM
Rakewell said...

I occasionally look at the number of Facebook likes and shares something has received, but that's about it. I generally have no idea how popular a particular article has been.

11:33 AM
Tony Bigcharles said...

the AK hand where u flopped the nut flush draw with 3 haerts on the board and guy min raises u--the proper move wouldve been to shove instead of call $20

8:48 AM
Memphis MOJO said...

I'm out in Vegas and the guy I came with was playing cash here at The Rio in the $1/3 NL game. He picked up the 2c4c in the big blind. Of course he and I talk, and he's aware of the power of The Grump, so he called a $12 bet. Four saw a flop of A-5 both clubs and another card I don't remember. The turn not only was a 3, it was a CLUB!! for the Steel Wheel.

Another player had K-x, both clubs for the nut flush, and before you know they are both all in. Besides stacking her for $300, the Casino was having a promotion and he also got $100 from them for the straight flush.

2:30 AM
Rakewell said...

Excellent.

4:33 AM
Cokeboy99 said...

Yawn. Standard.

1:17 PM

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