Title: A couple of Hands from Las Vegas Post by: Newportlad on September 24, 2007, 08:22:56 PM Now that i've finally got over the jetlag (what was all that about!), it's about time i posted something from our trip to Las Vegas.
I have Tc Td in the SB. There is an early postion raise to $15 (normal raise is to $10, so does not look too untoward), 3 callers! before i call (im trying to hit my set). Flop Kh Jd Ts. I'm first to act. Pot is approx $52. I bet $50. Original raise goes all in for $105. 1guy calls saying 'its about time i went to dinner'. I then know that i have this guy beat, so i go all in for a total of $165, meaning that the caller has to put another $65 into the pot. I might well be losing to 1st all in guy who could have a better set or AQ, but im getting at least $130 back, as long as i beat the caller. So great value. Caller then calls my extra $65. On their backs 1st guy Ac Qc 2nd guy Ahrt Jh WTF is he doing calling!! So i need to fill up to make my full house. Turn Kc Yeehah! Thankyou and goodnight River Ks I stare in disbelief. So first guy has a straight I have Kings over 10's 2nd guy has Kings over Jacks Me and the first guy walk off in total disbelief as a +$500 pot is raked towards the 2nd guy. Did i do anything wrong here?? Again after a couple of sessions, i've got most of this back, when i decide to go play for an hour late one evening. This hand soon crops up. I'm on the button with 3s 5s. There are 3 callers in front, so i decide to speculate a take a look. SB + BB call as well. Post $12 Flop 3c 6s 7s, which is rather interesting. It checks round to me, so i decide to take the pot, and i bet $10. Unfortunately i get 2 callers. Turn Tc. Everyone, including me, checks. River 4s. I look in amazement at this card. SB bets $30 Sweet! 2nd guy re-raises to $60. Even Sweeter!! I know he has hit his flush, and i hope its a high one.; I decide to go all in for $134. First guy folds. 2nd guy looks at me and says 'unless you have 5s 8s or 3s 5s i got you beat and calls showing Aspades Js. I take the pot of $338 for my straight flush, plus i get the high hand bonus of $78 for a 7 high straigh flush. Title: Re: A couple of Hands from Las Vegas Post by: Indestructable on September 24, 2007, 08:53:39 PM First hand, no you did the right thing.
Second hand, nice. ;applause; Title: Re: A couple of Hands from Las Vegas Post by: Smart Money on September 25, 2007, 01:24:02 AM Fold to the flop raise. You have to be wary of someone having AJ and getting runner/runner Kings. Too much of a risk for me.
Title: Re: A couple of Hands from Las Vegas Post by: deputydawg on September 25, 2007, 11:18:30 AM Fold to the flop raise. You have to be wary of someone having AJ and getting runner/runner Kings. Too much of a risk for me. This is the sort of thing that wouldn't happen online but live poker is so rigged it was always going to happen |