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Daily Poker Quiz: Straight Draw in a Multi-Way Pot

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The Situation: $2/$4 Full Ring NL Cash Game at your local casino. You've been involved in two big pots and you've shown down very strong hands in both.

From the cutoff you decide to raise to $15 with 8h6h. The button calls as do both blinds.

The flop comes Ad7s9c, giving you an open ended straight draw. The small blind bets $20 into a pot of $60, and the big blind min-raises to $40. What do you do? Vote / Comment below!

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