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Postby Willem » Mar 19 2007

In the years that this forum has existed, there have been many very interesting hand posted here. I am mostly taking about hands from Pilchard and Nsidestrate but I'm sure there are many other great hands. I think many other players would be interested to read these treasures from the past. As I am digging in these past topics, I will add more of these.

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  • Hand example from Pilchard's article - Hand which features a difficult river decision where he has a full-house and may lose to a bigger full-house.
  • Back to Basics - Hand 1 - Turn decision - The hand features a turn decision where he must decide whether to take a free card or bet and possibly be check-raised.
  • Back to Basics - Hand 2 - river play - River decision which occurs pretty often, bet for value or induce a bluff.
  • River decision - Like the tile says, another river decision.
  • Nuts on the turn - best course of action? - Obvious nuts-flush on the turn with opponents probably drawing dead.
  • A hand I think I misplayed. - Pocket Tens in a quite complicated hand.
  • Standard BB defense situation. - Blind defence with 33 against a passive opponent.
  • Everyday situation for you - WA/WB situation on the turn.
  • AJ from EP is a pain. - Like the title says.
  • Semi-standard bluffing situation number one - Overcards facing a donk bet on the flop.
  • Semi-standard bluffing situation number two - Another standard bluffing situation.
  • A new problem I have because of SSH - Facing a possible semi-bluff raise on the flop heads-up.
  • A pre-flop example from a poker pro. - Why you should fold KJo from the small blind after you completed and BB raises.
  • An interesting hand from the group silly quest - Set against possible bigger set.
  • Memories - 2nd nut flushdraw in multiway pot with too much action.
  • I knew this guy's holecards, could I have extracted more bet - Nut strait on the turn against a set. Decision between capping and calling a 3-bet.
  • Anyone NOT cap the turn here? - Nut flush against possible strait-flush.
  • Play a hand with me - A9s - Extracting the most from the nut-flush. (A rare hand example from Piemaster.)
  • 1st hand of the session - 2 pair on a monocrome flop.
  • Turn play in a multi-way pot - Typical bluffing situation.
  • KK in monster pot - Waiting for the turn to protect your hand in a huge pot.

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If anyone also has some very interesting hands from the past, please post them and I'll add them to this post.
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Postby Misunderstud » Mar 19 2007

Nice idea, Willem. Thanks.
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Postby janeg » Mar 19 2007

Great idea Willem ... I've been digging in the SSH forum, might start a similar thread in there starring BugsBunny posts.

Good luck on narrowing down Nside's hand posts, not an easy task!
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Postby BlindLemon » Mar 20 2007

I once tried to find the very first post of nside. For some reason my browser jammed... Is it still somewhere?
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Postby Willem » Mar 20 2007

BlindLemon wrote:I once tried to find the very first post of nside. For some reason my browser jammed... Is it still somewhere?


Look here.
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Postby Willem » Mar 20 2007

3 new hands added:

Everyday situation for you - WA/WB situation on the turn.

AJ from EP is a pain. - Like the title says.

Semi-standard bluffing situation number one - Overcards facing a donk bet on the flop.
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Postby BlindLemon » Mar 20 2007

Thanks, Willem
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Postby Willem » Mar 21 2007

3 new hands:

Semi-standard bluffing situation number two - Another standard bluffing situation.

A new problem I have because of SSH - Facing a possible semi-bluff raise on the flop heads-up.

A pre-flop example from a poker pro. - Why you should fold KJo from the small blind after you completed and BB raises.
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Postby Willem » Mar 21 2007

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Postby Willem » Apr 03 2007

New hands:

Memories - 2nd nut flushdraw in multiway pot with too much action.

I knew this guy's holecards, could I have extracted more bet - Nut strait on the turn against a set. Decision between capping and calling a 3-bet.
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Postby loyo1 » Apr 03 2007

Good stuff---thanks Willem!
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Postby Cript » Apr 03 2007

My fav
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Postby Willem » Apr 03 2007

Cript wrote:My fav


Already included. :)
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Postby Willem » Apr 06 2007

New hand added:

Anyone NOT cap the turn here? - Nut flush on the river against possible strait-flush.
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Postby Willem » Apr 12 2007

A very recent hand which certainly deserves a place in this topic.

Play a hand with me - A9s - Extracting the most from the nut-flush. (A rare hand example from Piemaster.)
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