[B&M] Maybe we need to rethink the FTOP...

[Xhad]

B&M game, I'm not in the hand. Pot size 6 bets or so. It's the turn, board is K783, some guy raised preflop and was cold-called, then bet the flop. Guy doing the calling is a terrible calling station type, PFR is stuck and steaming.

PFR: "Oh my god. Don't do it again. Look, I'll even show." Turns his KQ face-up and bets.
Other guy: Thinks for a few seconds and calls.

River: A

PFR checks, other guy bets, PFR calls.

Other guy shows A5o.

[Grisgra]

That's good stuff. Were you the PFR? /images/graemlins/laugh.gif

[shant]

Wow I really wish I could've seen this live.

[lighterjobs]

i was playing 1/2 nl the other day while i was waiting on my buddy to get done playing the slots. i never play no limit so i was just screwing around. plus, i was drunk.

i bought in for the minimum ($50) and was down to around $35. some guy brought it in for the standard $10 raise and i pushed the rest of my chips in with 99. the guy was thinking and i said "here, i'll show you, and showed him my 99. he thought for a second and called 98 telling me that hand makes more straights and flushes than any other hand. good times.

[cardsharkk04]

hahaha Did the guys flip out?

[Xhad]

@Grisgra: No, I wasn't in the hand. I was stuck too but stuff like this can keep me in quite the chipper mood if I let it.

@Gilbert: That is classic. I guess the fact that he could see your cards gave him better implied odds to call. XD

[TheMainEvent]

You just witnessed an expert play. Implied tilt odds, baby...S&M didn't teach you that.

[SNOWBALL138]

nh

[PokerBob]

standard

he should have asked the other guy to return the favor

[ QUOTE ]
You just witnessed an expert play. Implied tilt odds, baby...S&M didn't teach you that.

[/ QUOTE ]

my god, that nailed it