[abby99]

I notice that Framkie B had already tripled up and I presume had knocked out seats 3 and 5, and this is still in round 1 with blinds at 10/20. Is this an example of drawing to a pair?

[jmc]

Originally Posted by MacGrad

You've got me curious: fill out the rest of your top 5, please...
(I promise I'll read your blog if you do...)

1.
2.
3.
4. Huge move "all-in" with a small pair
5.

My top 5:

5. Going broke with one pair in an unraised pot.
4. Calling all-in on a flop with 2 overcards.
3. Calling an all-in with 2 undercards.
2. Calling an all in preflop with a small pocket pair after a raise and a reraise from a tight player.
1. Calling with a low pocket pair on a board that has you counterfeited. Last Sunday I saw an idiot call an all-in w/ 44 on a TT899 board.

[abby99]

Originally Posted by jmc

1. Calling with a low pocket pair on a board that has you counterfeited. Last Sunday I saw an idiot call an all-in w/ 44 on a TT899 board.

I think I played with this person once. He disputed the split pot -- we both had the same straight -- because his kicker was higher.

[Irish Se7en]

Originally Posted by compost kid

He didn't call the all-in, he pushed and Frankie B called with Q,8... with no draw and no pair, and hit his overcard to win.

oops!

[jojobinks]

Originally Posted by compost kid

LOL, still thinking about that career in politics Jojo?

my first real LOL on CT in some time. well played, sir.