Blanton13
08-12-2005, 08:56 PM
I won't get into blow by blow details of the hand. But here's what happened....$50 SNG, 3rd hand of tourny. I've got KK in the SB.
Flop is K52
Turn is a 6
River is an 8
On the flop I didn't want to chase anyone away, so I checked it. Player in last position did the raising for me. There were 3 of us in the hand and the player in the last position was the one betting the whole time. Finally going all-in on the river with both of us calling him.
I hit the trips on the flop, the middle player hit trip 5's on the flop. The guy betting went runner runner to make two pair.
Then he remains in the room having nothing but affirming and supportive words about my play. Commenting on the size of my kiester and apparent lack of manhood.
I've always thought that poker was about winning the most money. Period. Even if that means slow playing or bluffing. Am I wrong? Has the influx of players who play with what appears to be no common sense brought, about a reinasance of poker etiquette?
Flop is K52
Turn is a 6
River is an 8
On the flop I didn't want to chase anyone away, so I checked it. Player in last position did the raising for me. There were 3 of us in the hand and the player in the last position was the one betting the whole time. Finally going all-in on the river with both of us calling him.
I hit the trips on the flop, the middle player hit trip 5's on the flop. The guy betting went runner runner to make two pair.
Then he remains in the room having nothing but affirming and supportive words about my play. Commenting on the size of my kiester and apparent lack of manhood.
I've always thought that poker was about winning the most money. Period. Even if that means slow playing or bluffing. Am I wrong? Has the influx of players who play with what appears to be no common sense brought, about a reinasance of poker etiquette?