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Originally posted by omniscient
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Because I'm here? Hellooooo!
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You're right, because you are here. And I'm just moving this thread to the top again because it's poker.Originally posted by SiggieBecause I'm here? Hellooooo!Comment
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so omni, how come you're not setting up a poker night with your little armo club followers?
should be fun.... set it up mang....Comment
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OMNI!!!!
No limit 1/2
Super loose player heads up who's been busted bluffing many times at table already... A7 raised to 15, got raised to 20, flop comes A J 2. I bet 20, opponent goes all-in. I had like $50 in chips left and called. Bad call? Turned out he had J 2. Who raises with that? xxxxer. I guess I should have assumed he had a higher kicker.
What do you think?[COLOR=#4b0082][B][SIZE=4][FONT=trebuchet ms]“If you think you can, or you can’t, you’re right.”
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I think it's one of those things that you played ok but caught bad luck (or the xxxxer got good luck). That's poker for yaOriginally posted by Siggie
... after all the strategy, reading, faking, betting, etc etc, it still sometimes comes down to the cards 
this post = teh win.Comment
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It's funny you say that actually, tonight I'm having a poker game at my house with 10 of the guys. We play a tournament top 3 getting paid. I have a casino poker table and nice chips also.Originally posted by atomicmugComment
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Well number one, what were you doing raising 15 with A7. Also, are you saying he raised 5 more to 20 from 15 or he raised 20 more to 35, the latter sounds right because the 5 more raise wouldn't work. The pre flop was where the mistakes were. It really was a tough situation on the flop, that is why A7 especially not suited is a hand I would never play. Now if you played a good hand like AK or AQ ,then when the A came you wouldn't have had a problem calling, and even if he did have the 2 pair, it's ok you'll take care of players like that in the long run that play any 2 cards and re raise with J2, there is no way you could have put him on that. But A7 , if he was a tight player and re raised you pre flop and he went all in on you with the A on the flop after you bet 20 , well it would have been a tough call for the extra 50. Anyway , this isn't a big deal, you shouldn't even worry about this hand at all, just worry more on knowing what to do in ever situation, what cards to play when , and what to do when in terms of betting, checking, raising , or just limping with certain cards and then knowing exactly what to do on the flop and of course that depending a lot on who your opponent is.Originally posted by Siggie
....sorry for the run-ons, I have to go so I typed that as fast as I could , hope you get it.Comment
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James Woods could probably be a good contender if he keeps at it. He supposedly has an exceptionally high i.q. Around 180, I think. Speaking of James Woods, did you ever watch Videodrome, Siggie?Comment
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firstly.. with the a-7 comment..
omni, heads up, with a-7 i'de raise from either position...
If i was the BB and the loose player raises me, im coming right back at him with a raise..
of course there are exceptions.... chipstacks.. bet sizes.... but generally speaking... A-7 heads up.... ide raise with.... and if a loose player raised my BB, you HAVE to protect your BB.... that's just a given.
this is provided its actual heads up.. and not 6 ppl folding from the raise heads up...
but yeah.. hey omni... here's one for you.
what do you think this guy was holding?
both me and him were playing tight aggressive all tourny..
and then we have this hand..
Game: No Limit Hold 'em
Level IX: 50 Ante 200/400 Blinds (25 Minimum Chip)
Average Stack: 23,952.09 (5,000 starting chips)
Remaining Players: 167 (800 started)
Seat 1 : rfbbb starts with 28,800
Seat 3 : eutow starts with 10,425
Seat 4 : tommycat starts with 18,950
Seat 5 : jfbbjb starts with 24,825
Seat 6 : Dinerman starts with 2,825
Seat 7 : zeroNT starts with 35,400
Seat 8 : mb300sl24v starts with 39,625
Seat 9 : BuzzBBerkeley starts with 20,500
Seat 10 : Rahroo921 starts with 2,150
Seat 3 : eutow has the dealer button
>>>DEALING HOLE CARDS<<<
zeroNT dealt down Qh 8d
rfbbb posts the ante 50
eutow posts the ante 50
tommycat posts the ante 50
jfbbjb posts the ante 50
Dinerman posts the ante 50
zeroNT posts the ante 50
mb300sl24v posts the ante 50
BuzzBBerkeley posts the ante 50
Rahroo921 posts the ante 50
tommycat posts the small blind 200
jfbbjb posts the big blind 400
mb300sl24v: n
rfbbb: ty
Dinerman folds
zeroNT calls 400
mb300sl24v calls 400
BuzzBBerkeley folds
Rahroo921 calls 400
rfbbb folds
eutow folds
tommycat calls 200
Seat 2 : hurley3203 starts with 51,150
jfbbjb checks
>>>DEALING FLOP<<< [ 6h 8s 7c ]
tommycat checks
jfbbjb checks
zeroNT bets 400
mb300sl24v raises 400 to 800
Rahroo921 folds
tommycat folds
jfbbjb calls 800
zeroNT raises 2,400 to 3,200
mb300sl24v calls 2,400
jfbbjb folds
>>>DEALING TURN<<< [ 5c ]
zeroNT bets 1,300
mb300sl24v raises 1,300 to 2,600
zeroNT calls 1,300
>>>DEALING RIVER<<< [ 6d ]
zeroNT bets 1,250
mb300sl24v folds
zeroNT takes back 1,250
zeroNT does not show hand
zeroNT wins 14,850
>>>SUMMARY<<<
Hand Ended: Tuesday September 6th 8:05:08 PM CDT 2005
Total Pot: 14,850
Board: [ 6h 8s 7c 5c 6d ]
Seat 1 : rfbbb lost 50, folded pre-flop
Seat 3 : eutow (button) lost 50, folded pre-flop
Seat 4 : tommycat (small blind) lost 450, folded on the flop
Seat 5 : jfbbjb (big blind) lost 1,250, folded on the flop
Seat 6 : Dinerman lost 50, folded pre-flop
Seat 7 : zeroNT bet 6,250, won 14,850, net +8,600, did not show hand (cards were Qh 8d)
Seat 8 : mb300sl24v lost 6,250, folded on the river
Seat 9 : BuzzBBerkeley lost 50, folded pre-flop
Seat 10 : Rahroo921 lost 450, folded on the flopComment
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Hasn't James Woods mostly been doing television movies lately?Comment
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