LAYDOWN
When I face a re-raise with a marginal hand, I almost always fold. However, this hand is an example why it's not always a correct play.
The Great Garry Gates
6 years ago
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All hands shown actually took place. To limit your experience, use the following search words-- BAD BEAT: when Lady Luck wasn't there for me. GOOD BEAT: when Lady Luck was on my side. DEFINITION: examples that define a poker term. BAD PLAY: an error made during a hand. LAYDOWN: folding a possibly beaten hand. QUIZ: test yourself
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