The art of the big laydown.

[davelin]

I don't know if I like this. You have nothing pre-flop to suggest that AA is out there, still possible but the chances diminish.

If calling here is a mistake, it's a small one. If folding here is a mistake, it's a pretty big one. That leans me towards a call and a kick for the cat.

[einbert]

I'm not bad enough to lay that down.

[Belok]

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I'm not bad enough to lay that down.


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loll

[reubenf]

I thought this was an april fool's, but judging by the responses nobody else feels that way.

[Baseballer02]

I don't see how you're bragging about this. The cost of your error had it been a misread is pretty damn big.

[GrunchCan]

All I had to see was the board on the flop to know the answer to your question.

[scotty34]

April Fools?

[droolie]

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I don't see how you're bragging about this. The cost of your error had it been a misread is pretty damn big.

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As proven, real idiots (leaving fat odds out) learn. So getting a greatly heated and needless discussion going (only true craftsmen hold a serious understanding) critically (key) ends routine suckouts before all hell as high as heaven above breaks your bankroll.

Do you see why? I'll let others explain.

[Bulbarainey]

i couldntve laid it down, nh

[Greg J]

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April Fools?

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Totally.