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Re: Live Hand: Stumped
Villain has AQ and hopes for a pony for Christmas.
You call (but leave cards face-down). You catch the five on the river. You muck your hand and hug the winner. Am I close? Yikes, results posted whilst I wrote. NH |
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Re: Live Hand: Stumped
Pwned by my 8 year old daughter. My future in this game is dark indeed.
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Re: Live Hand: Stumped
My 11 year old uses the "open fold" (um..it's free to check, son), then raise all-in move.
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My 11 year old uses the "open fold" (um..it's free to check, son), then raise all-in move. Quite effective. [/ QUOTE ] If you laugh and call, and then he turns over bullets, I'm really impressed. |
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My 11 year old uses the "open fold" (um..it's free to check, son), then raise all-in move. Quite effective. [/ QUOTE ] I've got a crafty slow-playing LAG in my home game that loves open-folding....I'm not sure if I should tell him about this move or not... |
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I've got a crafty slow-playing LAG in my home game that loves open-folding....I'm not sure if I should tell him about this move or not... [/ QUOTE ] Trust me. If it's not the nuts pre-flop, their hand always turns out a winner with this move. Save your lunch money and don't teach it to your child. Buy them a pony instead.... |
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