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Postby kinnipak » Jun 22 2010

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, 0.25 Tournament, 300/600 Blinds 50 Ante (3 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

Button (t42081)
SB (t1615)
Hero (BB) (t23804)

Hero's M: 22.67

Preflop: Hero is BB with :ah, :kc
Button calls t600, 1 fold, Hero bets t2400, Button calls t1800

Flop: (t5250) :9h, :5c, :6d (2 players)
Hero bets t21354 (All-In), Button calls t21354

Turn: (t47958 ) :4d (2 players, 1 all-in)

River: (t47958 ) :9s (2 players, 1 all-in)

Total pot: t47958

Villian of course had 2/3OFF

REALLY??????????????

This idio......player.......hit crap like this all the time....would get busted to a small stack and somehow fight his way back....all legit...no gripes here except to the soul sucking poker Gods.....
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Postby artistic2 » Jun 23 2010

Another case of a poker suicide bomber maiming innocent civilians. We all have been a victim.
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Postby cowboyinexile » Jun 24 2010

No offense, but both of you played this hand very poorly.

The key is the person not involved is dead-he has at best an orbit and you get to be heads up against an idiot.

As played, villian was stupid. He should force you to fold until the other guy is out, but he limps. You catch a hand and bet it-he is passive instead of forcing you out of the hand. You whiff, and with a draw heavy board against a calling station idiot massivly oberbet, when if he missed as well, a t3000 bet would have won the pot for you. The other guy still left is now rooting for villan as he now has a shot a 2nd place money.

Turn hits the idiot and you go away in 3rd place cussing that you should have outplayed the idiot heads up for the win.

I wanted to tell you I would have played the hand the exact same way. However, with someone dead at the table, I don't want to get involved with someone I can outplay until the dead money is gone. Make a smaller c-bet on the flop and when he calls, check/fold from there on out. Guy will call anything and if he caught a piece of that, no sense in trying to bluff him. We can do that when the other guy is eliminated and we get second place money if we are wrong.
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Postby kinnipak » Aug 07 2010

cowboyinexile wrote:No offense, but both of you played this hand very poorly.

The key is the person not involved is dead-he has at best an orbit and you get to be heads up against an idiot.

As played, villian was stupid. He should force you to fold until the other guy is out, but he limps. You catch a hand and bet it-he is passive instead of forcing you out of the hand. You whiff, and with a draw heavy board against a calling station idiot massivly oberbet, when if he missed as well, a t3000 bet would have won the pot for you. The other guy still left is now rooting for villan as he now has a shot a 2nd place money.

Turn hits the idiot and you go away in 3rd place cussing that you should have outplayed the idiot heads up for the win.

I wanted to tell you I would have played the hand the exact same way. However, with someone dead at the table, I don't want to get involved with someone I can outplay until the dead money is gone. Make a smaller c-bet on the flop and when he calls, check/fold from there on out. Guy will call anything and if he caught a piece of that, no sense in trying to bluff him. We can do that when the other guy is eliminated and we get second place money if we are wrong.


My apolgies cowboy. I just saw this post. SPOT on advice. Thanks.
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Postby Llanlad » Aug 07 2010

This thread is in the wrong place O:)
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