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I came in here to see if there were any interesting questions asked. There is nothing here. Is this a new site? Even the new forums I visit have lots of post very quickly. I don't understand why people aren't asking questions. Surely their must be many players who have questions about their play, percentages or anything poker related. I'm surprised this section is not loaded with post's.

BigPotz

This is actually a brand new section that I just added on.

But you make a point. Where are the questions? I've got a wealth of experience and access to tons of information regarding all forms and aspects of poker that I am itching to share, and I am not the only one. Surely there must be plenty of good questions out there just waiting to be asked.

Fire away!

Ok I'll start it off. Pre flop your dealt AK so you raise mid postion.How do you play AK after the flop and you've missed hitting anything.

konawajim wrote:Ok I'll start it off. Pre flop your dealt AK so you raise mid postion.How do you play AK after the flop and you've missed hitting anything.

It depends for me on how many are in the pot, if it is more than 2 other player I check and fold. If it is just 1 or 2 players, and I am acting first I fire a bet out there, hoping to pick up the pot. If i get called, I am hoping to pick up an A or K on the turn.

I think you have to make a continuation bet even if there are more than 1 or 2 players in the pot. Abot 3/4 of the pot seems about right. If you get raised then you probably have to let it go...

When its only 1 or 2 in play ...
Does it matter if you know your opponent ..Are they tight, loose ..Romanian LOL

Should it matter If you have a an enormous chip lead. or do you play looser and force them in?