muppet on the river

[Ironside]

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PokerStars Game #2519455341: Tournament #12257340, Hold'em No Limit - Level V (75/150) - 2005/09/07 - 11:48:23 (ET)
Table '12257340 1' Seat #9 is the button
Seat 2: korwit (5805 in chips)
Seat 9: Ironside (7695 in chips)
Ironside: posts small blind 75
korwit: posts big blind 150
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Ironside [ ]
Ironside: calls 75
korwit: raises 450 to 600
Ironside: calls 450
*** FLOP *** [ Ah ]
korwit: checks
Ironside: checks
*** TURN *** [ Ah ] []
korwit: checks
Ironside: checks
*** RIVER *** [ Ah ] []
korwit: bets 600
Ironside: raises 900 to 1500
korwit: raises 2850 to 4350
Ironside: raises 2745 to 7095 and is all-in
korwit: calls 855 and is all-in
Ironside said, "nh"
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Ironside: shows [ ] (a flush, Ace high)
korwit: shows [ ] (a full house, Nines full of Aces)
korwit collected 11610 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 11610 | Rake 0
Board [ Ah ]
Seat 2: korwit (big blind) showed [ ] and won (11610) with a full house, Nines full of Aces
Seat 9: Ironside (button) (small blind) showed [ ] and lost with a flush, Ace high


could i have avoided this muppet play on the river
this was a $215 for 1st and 2nd got $25

[Karabiner]

I do seem to remember you criticising someone on here who played a flush draw on a paired board.

Maybe your views on that have since changed Ironside.

 

[ifm]

i'da bet the flop, he's probably gonna reraise cuz of the flush draw. either way you know he's got something.
Though i tend to flat call reraises on the river if i ain't got the nuts.

[The Baron]

The last reraise has to be a call i think.

[Ironside]

I do seem to remember you criticising someone on here who played a flush draw on a paired board.

Maybe your views on that have since changed Ironside.

 

its heads up karabiner and i didnt play the flush draw i played the flush

i read him for the ace and was therefore happy to see him check the flop and the turn

and thought all my christmases had come at once on river

[Karabiner]

Didn't realise that it was HU

[Royal Flush]

someone raises 450 out of a 5.5k stack HU out of position, i am inclined to let Q5 go.

[Ironside]

someone raises 450 out of a 5.5k stack HU out of position, i am inclined to let Q5 go.

450 was the standard raise every hand was raised and if i was letting Q5s go i would be blinded out soon enough

[Royal Flush]

If he was raising 450 each hand, why not re-raise or wait for a hand to play back with?

[Ironside]

If he was raising 450 each hand, why not re-raise or wait for a hand to play back with?

i did thats how i busted in the end after getting back to 5k

[TightEnd]

you can't avoid this HU can you, unless you pass pre flop?

If you bet the flop, he's raising, you probably go with it

The check on the turn from him is a warning sign that he doesn't mind you having a free card

You hit gin on the river HU. suppose there's one raise too many on the river but jeez, that's a bit harsh

[Ironside]

the extra raise on river was for 825 chips might aswell kill the match off either way there

[TightEnd]

that's what I meant, a bit harsh to not try and end it for 825 chips

He could have had trip after all

unlikely, but could have been

[Ironside]

i was 99% certain he had an ace on the flop

[Ironside]

the way he played if didnt have the ace he would have bet