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Murf · #8 (**permalink**) 07-11-2005, 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Fins

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Originally Posted by schmag

FLOP: Td, 3h, 4s

I'm guessing this is supposed to be FLOP: Td, 3h, 9s ??

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Originally Posted by schmag

I check
A checks

POT: $5
TURN: Ad

I bet $10
A calls $10

I'm not sure why you bet 2X the pot on an OESD (I'm guessing you had 7-8?)... your playing the big stack here and betting the scare card would have me worried when he called. Or did you have 2-5 (and the board at the end is wrong?)... if that's the case then I still wouldn't bet 2X but good bet since he called.... bad beat.

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Originally Posted by schmag

POT: $25
RIVER: 6d

BOARD: Td, 3h, 9s, Ad, 6d POT: $25

I bet $15
A raises to $30
I move all-in (under $20)
A calls

Hard to put him on the flush calling your overbet so I can see loosing it all here... although him not reraising you if he had an TPGK or a set and just smooth calling could have set you on alert given the possible flush draw. When the flush draw hits and you get reraised you could have layed it down. Sounds like you knew your player just got unlucky. I'll go with the biggest problem being trying to bully the big stack on the bubble w/ D having 2BB's... didn't need to be that aggressive (risky) IMO.

He was in the big blind, so couldn't he have had 2-5? That would mean that the flop could have been T 3 4, and then when the A hit, he would have made his straight... which would also explain his 2x pot bet.