Hero flops an open-ended straight draw in a limped pot then plays it unconventionally. How would you approach this situation?
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Hero flops an overpair…but then the opponent wants to put in lots of money. How do you play this dicey situation?
Hero made the correct decision as to whether or not to bet on the flop, but he used a wrong sizing. Don’t mindlessly bet half pot!
I review a student’s hands from the Sunday Million. He flops a flush draw and then takes a creative line. How would you have played this spot?
I play A-K cautiously and end up with the nuts. It turns out it is difficult to get paid off with the nuts!
Happy 5-Year Anniversary to WPH! I flop top pair with a bad kicker and play it in the only way that makes sense. Would you play it the same way?
I get lucky to turn a flush against someone who clearly likes his hand. How would you play the turn?
My opponent plays top pair in exactly the wrong way. That is lucky for me!
Harlan turns a pair with a flush draw. What more could he want in life?!?
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