again it depends on the pot odds and how many outs you have. newbie players don't really understand a check raise, so if it happens to you chances are it's by someone who knows what they're doing. a competent V may hit you with a check raise though if they are holding AA, at that point you look at stack sizes and pot odds, most of the time when you get check raised though you should fold. if you're in position then you can be offensive, meaning if V checks the flop when no ace hits then you can consider betting. if you're out of position then you need to be on the defensive. /r/lottery - A community for everything lottery./r/chipporn - If you like to admire & share chip stacks./r/pokercirclejerk - If you need more poker memes./r/pokervids - For poker related videos.Otherwise these threads may be deleted at the moderators' discretion. Use the daily discussion thread or the weekly BBV threads for these posts, unless they are truly remarkable and can foster some sort of discussion. Additionally, please do not advertise, promote, or discuss your pppoker/pokerrrr2/upoker club or other 'social poker' clubs.ħ) Please avoid making threads for quick stories, chip stacks/tournament win and BBV (bad beats, brags, or variance). This includes any: non-relevant posts to poker, shilling your news site, shilling your YouTube channel,excessive shit-posting, and continuing to post content after you've been specifically warned not to by the mod team. Do not ask for any type of ghosting while playing and follow reddit's user agreement.Ħ) Posting multiple threads a day in excessive use. We're here for poker!ĥ) Keep in mind, we follow both the rules of reddit itself and other poker sites. Additionally, please avoid posting adult content.

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