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Date: 04 Dec 2006 03:18:10
From: DaPeif
Subject: $150 + $12 - POKERROOM - WAHHOML (Worst ass hand history of my life!!!)
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Last Saturday I played the Euro Grand Prix at Pokerrom. I qualified for
it, so no real biggie, but the way this hand was played puzzles me, up
until today.
Unfortunately, I don't have the real hand history, but I know exactly
how the hand went and have all the relevant chip counts and positions
available.
Multi on Pokerroom $150 + $12
Blinds 50/100,
UTG: Player3 - loose agressive - T6000 - calls 100
Pos6: Player6 - loose - T? - calls 100
Pos7: Player7 - tight passive - T? - calls 100
Pos9: Player9 - tight passive - T? - calls 100
SB: Player1 - folds
BB: Me - somewhat passive donkish - T5500 - checks with 23h
FLOP:
A22 - rainbow
ME checks - Although I usually bet my trips, when hit them, I decided
this time to not do it. With the amount of players in, I expected to
find at least 2 players to hit their weak aces. Aces-Paint cards or
higher pairs were usually raised no matter what position.
UTG bets 100
All players fold except me
ME - Re-raise to 400
UTG - Re-Re-raise to 1100
ME - Call
Given his action, he tried to represent A2. From the hands he played
during the tournament, he hit a set once. At least that's what I
witnessed.This one time he first checked, then re-raised his opponent.
Therefore I called the re-raise.
TURN:
5c - Now we have 4 different suits on the board
ME - Checks
UTG - All-in
ME - Calls
I call, since I really thought I was ahead. If not, tough shit - next
tourney!
ME - Flips over 23h
UTG - Flips over 3d3c - ROFLMAO
This is one of the best hands I could think of facing (except something
absolutely not related to the board), given I have a 3 in my hand as
well.
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RIVER:
3s - WHAAAAAAAAHHHHHH
I could not believe what I saw. Sure, shit happens, but hey this is a
tourney which costs $162 fucking dollars to participate. Maybe my
opponent was a qualifier himself, but even under this circumstance, my
opp. would need some skills to win his way in.
Not the fact that I lost puzzled me, it's the way he played his hand.
Could he really put me on a complete bluff after my re-re-raise-call of
1100 on the flop? What in the world was he thinking? Until today, I
don't have an answer.
His answer to questions from other players was quite funny:
www.predict-the-river.com
This is my personal Donk-of-the-Year hand.
Flame away,
Jay
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Date: 04 Dec 2006 11:29:44
From: DaPeif
Subject: Re: $150 + $12 - POKERROOM - WAHHOML (Worst ass hand history of my life!!!)
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...anyone?
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Date: 04 Dec 2006 15:47:49
From: DaPeif
Subject: Re: $150 + $12 - POKERROOM - WAHHOML (Worst ass hand history of my life!!!)
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Tanya AKA MissT74 schrieb:
> On Dec 4 2006 12:29 PM, DaPeif wrote:
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> > ....anyone?
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> You were happy to see the call until the river, that's poker.
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Date: 04 Dec 20:32:56
From: Tanya AKA MissT74
Subject: Re: $150 + $12 - POKERROOM - WAHHOML (Worst ass hand history of my life!!!)
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On Dec 4 2006 12:29 PM, DaPeif wrote:
> ....anyone?
You were happy to see the call until the river, that's poker.
T
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