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Muso-Tim
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Not a bad beat story, but a question
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March 12, 2008, 11:05:49 AM »
I know this could easily become a bad beat story but I would like to know if you would have called this. I had been bullying the table, mostly with good hands but sometimes in late position with junk.
Under the gun with
. Blinds at 200/400. I am tournament chip leader with 15000. I raise to 1200. Folds around to cutoff (3rd biggest stack) who goes all in (11000). While this is an enormous % of my stack I think that he is just playing sherriff. I go all in. He turns over
and the cards come down
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My main question is would you lay down queens even if you thought you were ahead if it was such a large portion of your chips?
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Re: Not a bad beat story, but a question
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March 12, 2008, 11:08:45 AM »
Welcome to blonde
No. Unless extremely tight player/strong read
AA/KK are most likely re-raising but not all in.
So No.
Be dleighted to be playing A3 man, buddy him, buy him dinner....
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Re: Not a bad beat story, but a question
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March 12, 2008, 11:13:51 AM »
Welcome to blonde.
Good call, you were way ahead. You were just unlucky. As Tighty said, unless you know this player is Rocky McRock from Rockville, Rock County - then you're way ahead of his range.
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Re: Not a bad beat story, but a question
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March 12, 2008, 11:18:32 AM »
Quote from: TightEnd on March 12, 2008, 11:08:45 AM
Welcome to blonde
No.
Unless extremely tight player/strong read
AA/KK are most likely re-raising but not all in.
So No.
Be dleighted to be playing A3 man, buddy him, buy him dinner....
Liar, you'd fold this in a second!
Muso, welcome and no I wouldn't fold here
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Re: Not a bad beat story, but a question
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Quote from: kinboshi on March 12, 2008, 11:13:51 AM
Welcome to blonde.
Good call, you were way ahead. You were just unlucky. As Tighty said, unless you know this player is Rocky McRock from Rockville, Rock County - then you're way ahead of his range.
who also lives in a country wiv rock innit. Hi muso if it wasnt a raggy ace most likely going to be an underpair just harsh luck.Good call.Makes you wonder how many times he got lucky to have such a good stack when playing such shite
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March 12, 2008, 09:36:45 PM »
Thanks for the help. While I know I was a 70:30 favourite, I was concerned initially going up against the other big stack. I had enjoyed this tournament greatly, using the info I had picked up on the Sky Boot Camp in Bristol at the weekend (Tikay recommended this site, ahem). Thanks again.
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Re: Not a bad beat story, but a question
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Quote from: Muso-Tim on March 12, 2008, 09:36:45 PM
Thanks for the help. While I know I was a 70:30 favourite, I was concerned initially going up against the other big stack. I had enjoyed this tournament greatly, using the info I had picked up on the Sky Boot Camp in Bristol at the weekend (Tikay recommended this site, ahem). Thanks again.
quick tip for free
apart from this sites url logg everything tikay taught you then do the opposite
the mans a leg end in his own lifetime for giving miss information
he caught be by telling me this site was about blondes wishing to play strip poker
welcome to the site
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