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Originally Posted by rimmerryan Seat 4: underradar ($71.50 in chips)
Seat 9: thejojobinks ($111.75 in chips)
If both of you ended up going ALL-IN, then shouldn't the pot be bigger than $140.50 after the $3 rake?
Or am I missing something here...??? 
R. |
You're missing something here...
$71.50 × 2 = $143, + 50¢ SB = $143.50, - $3 rake = $140.50.
Now, if that was me with AA, all the other A's would've run and hid, and he would've spiked an 8 on the river to claim the pot. As I just ranted to someone else today, with the exception of taking the pot down pre-flop on several occasions, I've lost with AA in my last 12 consecutive hands with it - usually getting all my chips in pre-flop, although occasionally being called and then check-raise-reraising after an uncoordinated flop that someone hit hard, or having to fold on very dangerous (i.e. obvious flush/straight/KKK possibilities). But that's just me. I'm glad to see someone doesn't always lose with AA.