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HAND OF THE DAY. Have fun with this one guys.
***** Hand History for Game 473299988 *****
30/60 TourneyTexasHTGameTable (NL) (Tournament 2833267) - Tue Mar 23 02:15:30 EST 2004 Table Table 11072 (Real Money) -- Seat 10 is the button Total number of players : 8 Seat 2: bga111 (1612) Seat 3: DAM4LRS (1300) Seat 4: kwsjaces (585) Seat 5: ajizzle (945) Seat 7: mickeyt1 (815) Seat 8: ecmoney (1245) Seat 9: steve2747 (833) Seat 10: zentao (665) bga111 posts small blind (15) DAM4LRS posts big blind (30) ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to ajizzle [ Kc, Qc ] kwsjaces calls (30) ajizzle raises (90) to 90 mickeyt1 folds. ecmoney raises (150) to 150 steve2747 folds. zentao folds. bga111 folds. DAM4LRS folds. kwsjaces calls (120) ajizzle calls (60) ** Dealing Flop ** : [ 3d, Kh, Qd ] kwsjaces checks. ajizzle bets (90) ecmoney raises (180) to 180 kwsjaces folds. ajizzle raises (705) to 795 ajizzle is all-In. ecmoney calls (615) ** Dealing Turn ** : [ 5d ] ** Dealing River ** : [ 9d ] Creating Main Pot with $2085 with ajizzle ** Summary ** Main Pot: 2085 | Board: [ 3d Kh Qd 5d 9d ] bga111 balance 1597, lost 15 (folded) DAM4LRS balance 1270, lost 30 (folded) kwsjaces balance 435, lost 150 (folded) ajizzle balance 0, lost 945 [ Kc Qc ] [ two pairs, kings and queens -- Kc,Kh,Qc,Qd,9d ] mickeyt1 balance 815, didn't bet (folded) ecmoney balance 2385, bet 945, collected 2085, net +1140 [ 7s 7d ] [ a flush, queen high -- Qd,9d,7d,5d,3d ] steve2747 balance 833, didn't bet (folded) zentao balance 665, didn't bet (folded) That really burst my bubble for the day. Sometimes, I just hate this game. I really wish that there was a rule that when someone was all-in, instead of seeing the rest of the cards, you could split the pot exactly based on the percentages of you winning it. For example, if two people were all-in PF with AA v. KK, you could take 15/17th of the pot if you held AA, and 2/17th of the pot if you had KK. Wouldn't that make poker interesting, and so much more mentally stabilizing. Just a random thought. Ajizzle |
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Re: HAND OF THE DAY. Have fun with this one guys.
He still has about 10% chance of drawing out on you after the flop, it has to happen now and then.
Either way you could easily have avoided this by folding pre-flop [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] |
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Re: HAND OF THE DAY. Have fun with this one guys.
I knew someone would come out and advocate folding PF here.
Quite frankly, I couldn't disagree more; and bare in mind that I consider myself to be a fairly tight player. In the SNG I was in, it wasn't the all-in fest that you usually see at Party. In fact, I had tabbed a few people at the table to be quite solid and tight-aggressive. They were all sitting behind me in this hand, and KQs was a VERY good spot to take a shot at the blinds (though stealing 15/30 blinds is nothing). It also gives me a table image with the rocks if I show down a KQs against a fool in this situation, which I would want. Hindsight is 20/20, but I would hardly fault myself for playing the hand the way I did. When I get popped back, the raise is so small that I have to see if I can flop a flush draw, a queen, or even two pair. And really, I put my entire stack at stake as a 90% favorite. Doesn't really get much better. Sorry to be so picky, but I really hate it when people try to critize a play like that when it actually set my self up in a perfect situation. It was like the time a few months ago when someone said I shouldn't have slowplayed my set of sevens against a player who showed PF aggression and an uncoordinated board. Sure, I could have pushed all-in on the flop with my set, but there was no way to know that he would spike an K to make his own set on the turn. Later Ajizzle |
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