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#11
12-26-2004, 12:45 AM
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Re: Minnesota Carnage: 12/22 at the \'Bury (LONG)
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Flop 975 two diamonds. Bandit bets, I think Milo calls, I call, Edge raises, and somehow the pot ends up capped with Bandit, Edge34, and a third player. Turn 7d, Bandit bets, Edge raises, guy behind them both calls, Bandit calls. River 4; Bandit checks, Edge checks, third guy checks. Edge tables 86o for the flopped nut straight, Bandit outdoes him with 44 for the running boat. [/ QUOTE ] Hey, Hey, Hey now... I may have been drunk, but I'm not freaking insane for crissakes. I was in fact holding 44 but the flop was 4, 5, 7, not 5, 7, 9. Edge and I capped it on the flop, a 9 hit on the turn and Edge put in the 4th bet before I thought to myself, good god I think he did flop that straight (he obviously didn't have a pair since he neglected to raise preflop.) Then a 9 hit on the river to fill me up and I went to checkraise. Only one problem, that screwball actually checked behind, I couldn't freaking believe it. 
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#12
12-26-2004, 01:03 AM
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Re: Minnesota Carnage: 12/22 at the \'Bury (LONG)
Good times. Nice report.
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#13
12-26-2004, 02:03 PM
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Re: Minnesota Carnage: 12/22 at the \'Bury (LONG)
I was able to watch most of the early goings on while sitting right behind you from the 7s at table 17. Watching you guys roll up with all those racks was great. The looks on people's faces was awesome. I still can't believe that old guy to your left stuck around so long (of course, that was before I knew he was scamming your food [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] ) He just looked like he was in pain. Looked like good times, thanks for the writeups!
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#17
12-28-2004, 09:40 PM
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Re: Minnesota Carnage: 12/22 at the \'Bury (LONG)
Of course I folded when the betting got capped back to my straddle. The straddle was almost compulsory, as was the 26o I was dealt every time I straddled (or so it seemed).
Although I was running horribly, any hand that hit was sure to be paid off, what with a preflop cap the norm. I ended the night down $186, but it could have been much worse had Dougiefish not been such a humanitarian. I think Edge dropped something like $500, and Schneids true total is uncertain as he kept buying more chips so he could have the biggest stack at the table. What made it extra wild was that the post-flop play was pretty sane. This made the structure a 15/3/6/6 game. With $75 in the pot preflop, you were getting odds to chase just about anything.
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