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08-15-2005, 12:06 PM
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Almost final table, 2+2er makes a horrible fold
Will someone please help me with the converter!? It essentially doesn't work at all anymore for me on Empire or on Paradise.
Game #931623247 - Tournament $50,000 R&A - 15,000/30,000 No Limit Texas Hold'em - 2005/08/13-23:59:43.6 (CST) Table "$50,000 R&A 55" (MTT) -- Seat 6 is the button Seat 2: skanskan (367,502 in chips) Seat 4: COSMO527 (161,925 in chips) Seat 6: SoBeDude (222,452 in chips) Seat 7: BudmansCom (70,380 in chips) Seat 8: parapokwins (208,792 in chips) Seat 9: drewkaminsky (510,686 in chips) COSMO527: Ante (1,500) SoBeDude: Ante (1,500) BudmansCom: Ante (1,500) parapokwins: Ante (1,500) drewkaminsky: Ante (1,500) skanskan: Ante (1,500) BudmansCom: Post Small Blind (15,000) parapokwins: Post Big Blind (30,000) Dealing... Dealt to SoBeDude [ 7h ] Dealt to SoBeDude [ Jc ] drewkaminsky: Fold skanskan: Fold COSMO527: Fold SoBeDude: Fold BudmansCom: Raise (53,880) parapokwins: Fold BudmansCom: Winner -- doesn't show cards So there is 9K in antes, 45K in the blinds, so pot before any action is 54K The shorty shoves 53,880, making a 23,880 call in to a 92K pot for Para! That is a 3.8 to 1 pot odds call...and he...FOLDS! I gave him grief at the table but he insisted he didn't want to make that call with "7 high". Give it to him. On a side not, anyone besides me think I should have taken a shot at picking up the pot? -Scott 
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#2
08-15-2005, 12:14 PM
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Re: Almost final table, 2+2er makes a horrible fold
Maybe they were passing chips, who knows? That's a horrible
fold. Why didn't you take a shot at it? I sure would have been tempted esp. if that's how tight the bb plays. The problem online is you almost have to look at your hand. When I play live in your spot I wouldn't even look. I would play 27 like AA and that would be an auto raise under normal circumstances with my stack size. Bruce
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08-15-2005, 02:49 PM
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Re: Almost final table, 2+2er makes a horrible fold
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Maybe they were passing chips, who knows? That's a horrible fold. Why didn't you take a shot at it? I sure would have been tempted esp. if that's how tight the bb plays. The problem online is you almost have to look at your hand. When I play live in your spot I wouldn't even look. I would play 27 like AA and that would be an auto raise under normal circumstances with my stack size. Bruce [/ QUOTE ] I clearly gave him too much respect. Knowing he's a 2+2er, I'd wrongly assumed he's expand his calling range to my button push. Doh! -Scott
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08-15-2005, 02:50 PM
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Re: Almost final table, 2+2er makes a horrible fold
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MUCH like the hand here [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] I think folding on the turn in your spot is clearly different than folding preflop getting those kind of pot odds. But I said that already in your thread. -Scott
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08-15-2005, 12:28 PM
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Re: Almost final table, 2+2er makes a horrible fold
I think you missed a steal opportunity, but yea thats a bad fold by the BB
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08-15-2005, 12:44 PM
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Re: Almost final table, 2+2er makes a horrible fold
Speaking of which ...
In a live tourney last weekend in LV, a (really bad) dealer first shuffled in, then dealt a seat card to the 10 seat. I was the only one to notice it and had to point it out to him. -Oz-
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#9
08-15-2005, 02:51 PM
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Re: Almost final table, 2+2er makes a horrible fold
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Speaking of which ... In a live tourney last weekend in LV, a (really bad) dealer first shuffled in, then dealt a seat card to the 10 seat. I was the only one to notice it and had to point it out to him. -Oz- [/ QUOTE ] What's a seat card?
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#10
08-15-2005, 04:23 PM
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Re: Almost final table, 2+2er makes a horrible fold
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] Speaking of which ... In a live tourney last weekend in LV, a (really bad) dealer first shuffled in, then dealt a seat card to the 10 seat. I was the only one to notice it and had to point it out to him. -Oz- [/ QUOTE ] What's a seat card? [/ QUOTE ] Kids these days! [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] In a B&M tourney, you get your seat assignment from randomly distibuted cards with your seat (table 3, seat 6, etc). They are usually very different than playing cards. In this case, it was a laminiated card with about 1/3 of an inch of laminate overlap, plain white on the back, and slightly smaller in both dimentions from a playing card. I'd think that just about any competent dealer would have felt this card in the deck while shuffling; surely they would have felt it (if not seen it) once it was dealt. Dealers, feel free to correct me here if I'm wrong. -Oz-
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