What hands could she hold that fit this scenario? Agen judi terpercaya the only real possibilities I see are pocket 8s or pocket 6s. An over pair, like 9's, 10's, or Jacks are possible, but unlikely. I put the player on pocket 8's unless I've seen them run a semi bluff with an open end straight before. Most passive players don't bluff with an open end straight draw out of position.

Unless you have specific information that tells you otherwise, this situation is a pretty safe fold.

The Board Just Paired

When you hold top pair or a flush and the board pairs, you need to be aware of how your opponents play changes. Any time the board is paired there is the possibility of a full house or three of a kind. If you have a flush, a full house will cost you a great deal of money. Unless the stakes are extremely high, it's difficult to get away from a flush in Texas Hold 'em, especially if your opponent is lucky enough to hit a full house. When the board pairs in a game of Omaha you might as well throw away your flush. The odds of your flush standing up are small, especially in a big pot. However, in Texas Hold 'em when you are playing top pair or top two pair a paired board can ruin your hand. Many weak players chase with even a small pair and sometimes it turns into three of a kind. If you know how your opponent plays it can give you clues as to what she holds, but paired boards are tricky to play.

When you put in a nice pre-flop raise with a pair of kings or queens and get called, the worst card in the world for the flop is an Ace. Unless you are fortunate enough to hit a set in this situation, you need to give up on the hand. Against a single opponent, you have a chance they aren't holding an ace, but against two or more opponents you are unlikely to win the hand.

A Card That Can Fill an Outside Straight Just Hit and the Earlier Caller Bet

This situation is a little more tricky than some listed on this page. Straight draws aren't as popular as flush draws and some players don't even see straight draws often. Unless the bet makes the pot odds really bad, you should usually call in this situation, assuming you have a strong hand. Just like some of the other situations listed above, if you know how your opponent tends to play it will help, but rarely can you put someone on a straight in this situation.