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Date: 15 Jan 2009 11:21:45
From: brewmaster
Subject: Live hand I saw yesterday that made me laugh
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So I was playing a LITTLE tourney yesterday ($28 buy in $2k guarantee,
only 93 entrants). My first table I was at the same table as my
girlfriend's nephew (he's the tightest playing mofo I've ever met so I
won't play a hand with him, but that's an aside).
Anyway, blinds are 50/100, average stack still around 3000. Nephew limps
UTG, and like 4 more limpers after him, the blinds limped/checked. Flop
AKK. Check around (lol, nobody has an A?). Turn 5. Nephew bets 500, 1
caller. River 5. Nephew throws out 2500. I put him squarely on a K. He
didn't raise pre, so no AK. Anyway, the only other remaining player
agonizes for a couple minutes, and finally calls (leaving himself with
200). So nephew turns over 55 for runner runner quads. Other guy turns
over A6o. WTF? How does an A call with that board (AKK55).?
Brew
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Date: 15 Jan 2009 14:15:03
From: thepixelfreak
Subject: Re: Live hand I saw yesterday that made me laugh
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On 2009-01-15 11:21:45 -0800, "brewmaster" <a163b@webnntp.invalid > said:
> So nephew turns over 55 for runner runner quads. Other guy turns
> over A6o. WTF? How does an A call with that board (AKK55).?
Yup, when there's two pair on the board and the unpaired board card
pairs one in your hand you are often FUCKED. I call it 3 pairs misery.
McFly should have jammed on the flop and even then he's got huge kicker
problems.
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Date: 15 Jan 2009 11:32:11
From: FangBanger
Subject: Re: Live hand I saw yesterday that made me laugh
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On Jan 15 2009 1:21 PM, brewmaster wrote:
> So I was playing a LITTLE tourney yesterday ($28 buy in $2k guarantee,
> only 93 entrants). My first table I was at the same table as my
> girlfriend's nephew (he's the tightest playing mofo I've ever met so I
> won't play a hand with him, but that's an aside).
>
> Anyway, blinds are 50/100, average stack still around 3000. Nephew limps
> UTG, and like 4 more limpers after him, the blinds limped/checked. Flop
> AKK. Check around (lol, nobody has an A?). Turn 5. Nephew bets 500, 1
> caller. River 5. Nephew throws out 2500. I put him squarely on a K. He
> didn't raise pre, so no AK. Anyway, the only other remaining player
> agonizes for a couple minutes, and finally calls (leaving himself with
> 200). So nephew turns over 55 for runner runner quads. Other guy turns
> over A6o. WTF? How does an A call with that board (AKK55).?
>
> Brew
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Date: 15 Jan 2009 11:27:05
From: John_Brian_K
Subject: Re: Live hand I saw yesterday that made me laugh
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> How does an A call with that board (AKK55).?
lol
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