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Title: there is no fold equity online
Post by: piestack on November 06, 2009, 12:19:29 AM
HERO:$288.65 (SB)
villain covers (UTG)

villain aggro
he probably thinks i'm a retard. if he does, he's half right.

Dealt to hero [  Aspades Ahrt]
villain: raises $4 to $6
3 folds
hero: raises $20 to $26
BB: folds
villain: calls $20

*** FLOP *** [ Th Kc Ks]
hero: bets $28
villain: calls $28

*** TURN *** [Th Kc Ks] [ 3c]
hero: checks
villain: bets $36
hero: calls $36

*** RIVER *** [Th Kc Ks 3c] [ Ac]
hero: checks
villain: bets $198
hero: raises $0.65
villain: folds

Uncalled bet ($0.65) returned to hero


Title: Re: there is no fold equity online
Post by: ChipRich on November 06, 2009, 12:23:29 AM
Better if you were bluffing imo.


Title: Re: there is no fold equity online
Post by: thetank on November 06, 2009, 12:34:28 AM
Better if you were bluffing and you were Mayor or some cool town and your wife was a hot young tennis player from the balkans who was cooking you some sausages and they were nearly ready.


Title: Re: there is no fold equity online
Post by: MANTIS01 on November 06, 2009, 09:37:11 AM
Better if you were bluffing and you were Mayor or some cool town and your wife was a hot young tennis player from the balkans who was cooking you some sausages and they were nearly ready.

very good


Title: Re: there is no fold equity online
Post by: MC on November 06, 2009, 09:39:56 AM
Better if you were bluffing and you were Mayor or some cool town and your wife was a hot young tennis player from the balkans who was cooking you some sausages and they were nearly ready.

lol!


Title: Re: there is no fold equity online
Post by: AndrewT on November 06, 2009, 10:01:22 AM
Sure doesn't look like chip dumping.


Title: Re: there is no fold equity online
Post by: david3103 on November 06, 2009, 01:04:45 PM
There must be a thread somewhere that is titled

'FML I flopped quad Kings and got disconnected at the worst possible moment'