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You are in late position with pocket jacks and no one has entered the pot. What do you do?
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You have A-K suited. A tight player in front of the blind raises. A solid player next to act re-raises. Another solid player calls both raises. It's now your turn. What is your play?
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You hold pocket kings in middle position. A tight player in front of the big blind raises the pot. What do you do?
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You have A-10 off-suit on the button. No one has entered the pot. What is your play?
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You hold pocket fours next to the button with five limpers in the pot. What is your play?
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You hold J-10 suited in middle position. Two players have entered the pot for the minium bet. What is your play?
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You hold K-J offsuit on the button. A solid player in early position raises. A tight player calls the raise. What do you do?
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You are in middle position with a suited 10-9. A player in early position raises, and nobody else is in the pot. What is your play?
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You have A-J offsuit in a full game and are first to act after the big blind. What is your play?
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You are in the big blind with pocket twos. There were three limpers, then the button raised. The small blind called. What is your play?
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You have 9-8 suited in the big blind. A solid player in middle position raises, everyone else folds. What is your play?
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You have 9-8 suited in the big blind. A solid player raises in first position after the big blind. There are five callers. It's now up to you. What is your play?
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You have pocket sixes on the button. Nobody has entered the pot. You notice the big blind hasn't defended a lot and doesn't look like he will now either. You have no idea what the small blind will do. What is your play?
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An action player in middle position raises. You are next to act with tens and nobody has limped in prior to the raise. What is your play?
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You have pocket tens in middle position. Two players have already limped in and there are several loose players behind you still to act. What do you do?
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You have A-Q offsuit on the button. There have been five callers but no raises. What is your play?
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You have pocket fives in middle position. There has been one limper. What is your play?
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You have A-J on the button. The player on your right has raised for the fourth straight time. Nobody has limped in. What should you do?
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You have pocket queens on the button. There are two limpers. What is your play?
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You have pocket queens in the big blind. There have been five limpers. What is your best play?
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Tom McEvoy's 20 Questions