Q&A #65: Limit Hold’em - Folding on the River in a Big Pot

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Don’t fold for one bet on the river in a big pot. That’s one of the best pieces of advice any limit hold ‘em player can get. Much money is lost by wanna-be pros when they fold good hands that “just have to be beaten” on the river (getting 15-to-1), ...

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One Response to “Q&A #65: Limit Hold’em - Folding on the River in a Big Pot”

Jarno Virtanen
@ Sat Mar 31, 2007 01:49:55 AM
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Yeah, it’s a funny feeling when an ultra-passive guy bets out on the river (after just calling two hours in a row) and you just know you’re beaten but still make that crying call (because the pot is extremely large) and he turns over a Jack high and you win the pot. People do make bizarre plays and leave you just scratching your head for the rest of the day.

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