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I am trying to design some role-play furniture for a child aged 5-7, where they can use their imagination to play.
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Top Free Poker Games Player Reveals His Slow Play Chip Winning Strategy
It's a rarer occurrence in poker, it might occur when you play poker online for free games or equally in big money games, when you've got, for example, J-9 and the flop shows J-J-9.
Now at the River it's a 2. One last time you check and the opposition places a large bet, maybe even moves all-in, then you call. You finally reveal your monster J-9 against your opponents, say, 9-7.
Typically with good made hands (such as AK in a flop of A,10,3) we will bet aggressive in the hope that the opposition will think it's a bluff and play back. Or we hope they'll place us on a draw and call us, or they've got a quality showdown hand that's not good enough for our hand and then call us. Or they're not confident enough to call with their draw (say, KQ) and so fold.
But with very strong made hands, especially on the Flop, like the J-9 example above, we can slow play. By this I mean you play passive in the hope that the opposing player bets strong and in doing so ends up giving us most of their chip stack.
Note that with a J-9 in the J-J-9 Flop, our checks may mean, that we may not have anything, or we may have just a draw (say, Q-10) so that they will bet on the hope that they will drive out our draw. They can't. Our hand is like an erect statue already that is nearly impossible to demolish. The 9-7 our opponent has is decent enough to take to showdown.
Now in the above example, what we'd really like the opponent to have is Q,10. Our check may mean that we may have nothing so that they may check along with us or semi-bluff with the open-end Straight draw. We just call.
Why wouldn't we do the same with, say, A-J? Because with A-J, we have only Trips, and we do not want to give our opponent free cards to complete a Straight that can kill off our Trips. So we bet big, or raise big, and hope that the opponent folds, or at least put your opponent in the awkward situation of calling without sufficient pot odds.
But with J-9, we can just play it slowly. Because if your opponent hits his Straight, then he will bet big, so you can raise him. Then it will escalate to moving all in and calls and in short order all their chips come to your side of the table!
If your opponent didn't hit his Straight, however, your slow play might mean to him that you're the one on a draw, and you are playing passively because you are waiting for the right cards to fall. Nope! The right cards have already fallen! He will bluff, and you can take away all you can. Or he may just be in the proper mood to bluff with any hand (say, K-9 or eve A-K) and you can take his chips.
So, with very big hands that are nearly impossible to beat, we should play it slowly because you want your opponents hand to improve into a nearly-matched hand. If he hits his Straight, for example. If you raise him he may be scared away from completing his Straight, and you will get less chips than you would by slow-playing.
Or with 9-7, he may hit an additional Nine, thus giving him a smaller Full House. Another reason is that if your opponent is in such a mood to bluff that he is willing to bluff all the way, even with nothing, then you can strip off his chips, so give him that chance to bluff.
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