William Chen playing 20-40 with me

[bigredlemon]

I didn't think anyone would play a flush draw like that on third. After some thinking though, he's playing burried aces in a very obvious way, so a tricky player might not play aces so straightforwardly. Great insight. Presuming he's tricky very often, he might indeed probably not have aces. But that makes me wonder whether playing randomly... like a really bad player might play... is really profitable.

[vintage_sara]

rolled up deuces...

[Luv2DriveTT]

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I would just like to point out that the smartest poker player plays stud.

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I know (not well) Bill, he plays all games, and from what I hear equally well. Last time I saw him he was playing NL, and 20/40 Limit.

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[BeerMoney]

Mike, can you please explain your fold on 3rd?

[BeerMoney]

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He told me he just was playing to get some practice for the stud WSOP.

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That's cool, did you end up being seated at the same table as him?

BTW, I met Ted Forrest this week. Seems totally regular. (not in the constipated/ unconstipated way.)

[bigredlemon]

a complete and a raise to Hero, who has live outs to hit one pair. Maybe I'm missing here but it looks like the easiest fold in the world?

[blumpkin22]

It wasn't completed before Hero folded. But I still fold here even for the bring-in.

[beta1607]

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As you can see I (hero) folded but Chen told me what he had after the hand. Guesses welcome.


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Resutlts?

[Arnett23]

(3c4c)2c would be my guess, pocket aces and rolled 2's close second.

[BeerMoney]

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He told me he just was playing to get some practice for the stud WSOP.

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I think this says a lot about the 20/40 game on party.