Never give your opponent an easy out

October 26, 2006 | By In General |

Day 1 of the World Poker Tour didn’t go very well, although I did make it to Day 2. I didn’t pick up very many strong hands and my bluffs didn’t work out very well. On a day like this, you need to make the most of your strong hands.One hand, with the blinds at $200-$400, I had A-A in the big blind. With one caller, Player A made it $2,000 to go and everyone folded to me.Should I move Player A all-in for his last $12,000 and make it look like I have A-K? Or should I call the $2,000 raise and trap

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