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H-Bomb · 06-12-2006, 17:30

As GAF said, if you simply flat called and the K5 and A6 limped, the only way you could get away from it was if the flop had the potential for a set or a flush. If only one 5 was out and one player had four to the flush, you'd never lay Aces down.

Plus, if you limped and A6 pushed, you'd call in a heartbeat.

No use beating yourself up over this one. I'm sure we've all done it/seen it and it does happen from time to time.

06-12-2006, 17:30	#9 (permalink)
H-Bomb Junior Punter Join Date: 11 Oct 2006 Location: Newcastle by way of Edinburgh Posts: 89	Re: Pocket AAs As GAF said, if you simply flat called and the K5 and A6 limped, the only way you could get away from it was if the flop had the potential for a set or a flush. If only one 5 was out and one player had four to the flush, you'd never lay Aces down. Plus, if you limped and A6 pushed, you'd call in a heartbeat. No use beating yourself up over this one. I'm sure we've all done it/seen it and it does happen from time to time.