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Run gooder Wash and reload. Put those guys on your Buddy list and search them out to play at their tables.

You are not near the seat pay out. 24 bust-outs necessay to make the seat. At current blinds levels, you have approximately 11166/1000 = M = 11 You can not fold your way to the money. You can play post-flop poker to accumulate chips, if you choose or flip for half your stack if you're thinking of pushing. Still lot of play to make the money.

[quote user="techbob77"] Is there a chart/strategy for the bubble play? I know the whole "avoid the big stack and small stack try to pick on the middle stack" but is it pretty much a feel thing? [/quote] Yes, there is a strategy for bubble play. It mostly relates to stacks/position plays with fold equity. High blind play is very dynamic. If you have chip lead, you can attach the middle stacks if they appear to be going for the pay-out (when the short stack has folded). You should

[quote user="Superleggera"] Seat 3: Ygoslav555 (24363 in chips) Seat 4: ocmarinaoc (9302 in chips) Seat 5: Geldjager (22140 in chips) Seat 7: igetcoolered (5780 in chips) Seat 8: Fly Garuda (12348 in chips) Ygoslav555: posts the ante 60 ocmarinaoc: posts the ante 60 Geldjager: posts the ante 60 igetcoolered: posts the ante 60 Fly Garuda: posts the ante 60 igetcoolered: posts small blind 250 Fly Garuda: posts big blind 500 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to igetcoolered [6d 6s] Ygoslav555: raises

Why would you want him to fold the turn? You want to make the money when the you have the edge. He could only have 1 or 2 outs to str8-flush or 4 outs to full house with two-pair or 10 outs with a set. Yes, your bet sizing is weak with a premium hand. You should be building early.

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When they go off in Life Tilt in the chat box, put them on your buddy list. Look them up every time you play. You've got 14 outs and it's not great pot odds but you are drawing to the nuts flush, and will probably get some implied odds pay-off from any >K< if you hit the >5<. Just smile and stack his chips. Don't go on tilt because they call you a name. It usually means they knew they were beat but had to keep you honest.

Drawing dead to non-flush str8 card and non-paired board with that much action; I think it's a fold: 1. There are to many draws to avoid when your draws are vulnerable. 2. It's a strong possibility that some of your outs are in your opponents hands. If they have sets and/or flush draws and they play coordinate cards, your outs are severely reduced and you may be drawing to chop the pot with an opponent with a redraw.

[quote]Seat 1: manny2772 (3,670), is sitting out Seat 2: OutKasts (6,290) Seat 3: Illinoislb (3,745) Seat 4: OjMayo99 (2,725) Seat 5: dlperrio (2,460) Seat 6: MyFamousMistake (2,175) Seat 7: RiverRat513 (2,595) Seat 8: dwh1969 (5,680) manny2772 posts the small blind of 60 OutKasts posts the big blind of 120[/quote] Think it through, 1. They both have <10bb's. 2. Their range is probably any pp, Ax+, KXs, 2 broadway cards. >QQ< is way ahead of their range and you will have 30bb's if

I think seeing the flop is reasonable for the PSB. What have you done in the past? Have you been raising tight or moderately loose. If you are raising tight then you give away the strength of your hand (probably big pairs and big suited cards). Your opponent can call you pretty wide with a range of connectors and play perfect post flop. You miss the flop but PSB cBet and get called. You make trips on a flushy turn board but you only have 6 outs to improve on the river. You should fold turn as played