The Slow Play

The Slow Play. Slow play - when someone with a very good hand only checks or bets small often hoping to raise when someone else bets or to bet big later in the hand. Fast play is a 3 ½-hour round.

This is something thats got everybody talking lately so Ive chosen to come over to the blog to debate the possible pros and cons of possible developments that could be made and whether slow play is a problem and in what ways it can be dealt with. Next time you play this guy he shouldnt see a shot after you win the first time. A blog fourundergolf referencing the hours and not their score recently completed a survey of 900 players.

The time allowed to play a shot when being monitored in position currently double the out of position times above will be reduced by 15 percent from 100 and 80 seconds down to 85 and 70 seconds respectively for first and second and third to play.

The other 2 ½ to 4 ½ hours is logistical positioning -- getting. Well the slow play tactic like almost any poker tactic has advantages and disadvantages. The stage was set for as much drama as we witnessed in 1999 on the 72 nd hole at Carnoustie. Fast play is a 3 ½-hour round.