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12-17-05, 01:23 AM
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Was it hard or wut ?
How long did it take u to clear ? And did u put in the full $600 ?
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12-17-05, 02:09 AM
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The open ended straight plus flush draw is actually only 15 outs - don't double count the same cards
 8 for the straight + 9 for the flush - the 2 we already counted for the straight = 15.Regardless, in a multiway pot, you want to get as many bets in the pot as you can. The same goes for heads up, but especially multi-way. You'll play this differently depending on your position, who had the lead preflop, and so on. For example, assuming there are 3 players in the hand and you are first to act: -If you had the lead prelfop, go ahead and bet. If there is a raise, you should reraise. -If Player #2 had the lead, you should check. He'll bet, #3 will call, and THEN you should raise. -If #3 had the lead, you should bet, which squeezes #2 (and hopefully gets a call out of him), and then if #3 raises, you can reraise and really put the pressure on #2. See how that's maximizing the amount of money going into the pot for each situation? Top 4 sites can be found on my list here: The just so happen to be the same 4 you listed... |
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12-17-05, 02:21 AM
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I actually only deposited $300 in there (it was at the beginning of my online poker experience). It was definately not the easiest bonus to clear. I think it took me about two months to clear. If I had to do it all over again, I would have waited until I had enough of a bankroll play at least 3/6 LHE. That is about the minimum for this bonus to clear at a reasonable rate if you are playing cash games.
You should check out bonuswhores.com as they tell you how fast a bonus clears. |
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