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on: June 16, 2026, 06:24:12 AM
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Started by tikay - Last post by tikay
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Raise with 9-9, Mr Tight calls again, lol.
Flop 10-9-5dd, wiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
He bets 2k. I make it 5k. He jams. I call. I have a set of 9's, he has A-10.
And we see this runout.....
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42
on: June 16, 2026, 06:24:12 AM
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Started by tikay - Last post by booder
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Good morning squeezage,keep going old boy.
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43
on: June 16, 2026, 06:22:26 AM
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Started by tikay - Last post by tikay
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K-10, flop K-J-9, bet 1,500. Mr Tight makes it 4,500. Fold. He flashes K-J.
Raise with K-Qcc, Mr Tight calls. Bet the 5 high flop, he calls. 4 turn brings 4 card straight, we check it down. He has 7-7. Struggling a little now, down to 17,000.
Next hand....
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44
on: June 16, 2026, 06:16:47 AM
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Started by tikay - Last post by tikay
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Setback costs me 7,000. Had K-Jss 5 way and flopped the flush. Bet 2,500, 1 caller. Blank turn, bet 4,500. Call. Spade river, and he moves all in. Pretty sure, as played, he has the Ace. Fold. Thankfully he showed me the A of spades. (As-Qh)
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on: June 16, 2026, 06:15:37 AM
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Started by tikay - Last post by tikay
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Amazingly, 10% of the field are busto in first 2 levels.
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46
on: June 16, 2026, 06:14:49 AM
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Started by tikay - Last post by tikay
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Call a raise with A5hh. Flop K-J-9hh. Check call 1,000. Blank turn, check call again. Off suit A on river, check check and I'm good v his K-Q, and he gives me some verbal. 24 000.
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on: June 16, 2026, 06:12:59 AM
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Started by tikay - Last post by tikay
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Two "interesting" players on the table. One is the best part of 90 years old & is in every pot. Early doors in Level 1 he twice confuses his chip sizes & throws in 5,500 (5k + 500) rather than the obviously intended 600 (500 + 100). To be fair, the chip colours of the 500 & 5,000 are very similar. He claims he's colour blind, & maybe he is. On one occasion he did it I had A-10, but I quickly abandoned the idea of a squeeze, he'd call for sure, & it's way too early for that sort of malarky. Soon, with J-9 on a J high flop he bet quite big. Q-Q man jams on him, & our hero calls instantly with J-9, only to river another J & get the lot. Next, he's in 3 way action v flopped flush, flopped straight, & our 90 year-old has top 2, & boats up on the river to bust 2 players.  The other interesting one we'll call Mr Shove. Any time he found a big hand he simply moved all-in pre-flop. Anyway, fella (K-K) makes it 1,600 to go & Mr Shove makes his trademark move, all-in for about 30,000. Naturally, K-K man is loving life until he sees Mr Shove has the Aces. Not sure I've ever seen Aces played worse but it worked so good luck to him. |
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on: June 16, 2026, 06:03:20 AM
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Started by tikay - Last post by tikay
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Card-rack? Just a bit, not sure I can recall having so many decent hands in 1 level.
Not complaining here, but on a passive table, with Blinds 100-100-100 you don't really accumulate chips despite so many hands.
End of Level 1 arrives & it's all going along nicely.
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on: June 16, 2026, 06:00:53 AM
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Started by tikay - Last post by tikay
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My memory is shot to bits so I took a few notes on my own WhatsApp, & I reproduce them in (almost) their original form.
Win the blinds (100+100+100) with 10-10 and K-K.
Raise with A-10ss, bet the QQ44 turn, he calls. Check the 9 river, no idea where I am. He had 3-3 (= no hand!).
Raise with KQcc, take it on Q high flop.
Raise with K-Jss, miss, stab, give up when Mr Shove moves all-in then proudly shows top two.
Raise with J-J, flop a set on a 2 diamond flop, take it down.
And so on...
Raise with 5-5 from CO, checked to me on Q-J-9 flop, stab, both call, give up. 21,900.
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on: June 16, 2026, 05:54:40 AM
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Started by tikay - Last post by tikay
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Anyway, 10am soon approached, & I headed for my table.
I must add, the WSOP Live App is a wonderful piece of kit.
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