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DevilfishFan
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 Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2006 1:12 am Post subject: tourney hand..... ughh |
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Full Tilt Poker Game #901933286: $5 + $0.50 Tournament (5868326), Table 12 - 800/1600 Ante 150 - Limit Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo - 1:07:48 ET - 2006/08/16
Seat 2: DevilfishFan (11,084)
Seat 3: all on black (8,977)
Seat 4: eman181 (5,951)
Seat 5: UNCAGAIN (12,071)
Seat 6: Crystal39 (17,556)
Seat 8: whitman17 (6,197)
DevilfishFan antes 150
all on black antes 150
eman181 antes 150
UNCAGAIN antes 150
Crystal39 antes 150
whitman17 antes 150
*** 3RD STREET ***
Dealt to DevilfishFan [4c As] [Ah]
Dealt to all on black [Ks]
Dealt to eman181 [Td]
Dealt to UNCAGAIN [Qh]
Dealt to Crystal39 [3h]
Dealt to whitman17 [5c]
Crystal39 is low with [3h]
Crystal39 brings in for 250
whitman17 folds
DevilfishFan completes it to 800
all on black folds
eman181 calls 800
UNCAGAIN folds
Crystal39 calls 550
*** 4TH STREET ***
Dealt to DevilfishFan [4c As Ah] [7s]
Dealt to eman181 [Td] [9c]
Dealt to Crystal39 [3h] [9d]
DevilfishFan bets 800
eman181 calls 800
Crystal39 calls 800
*** 5TH STREET ***
Dealt to DevilfishFan [4c As Ah 7s] [5s]
Dealt to eman181 [Td 9c] [4h]
Dealt to Crystal39 [3h 9d] [Ac]
Crystal39 checks
DevilfishFan bets 1,600
eman181 calls 1,600
Crystal39 calls 1,600
*** 6TH STREET ***
Dealt to DevilfishFan [4c As Ah 7s 5s] [Qs]
Dealt to eman181 [Td 9c 4h] [Ad]
Dealt to Crystal39 [3h 9d Ac] [8d]
DevilfishFan bets 1,600
eman181 raises to 2,601, and is all in
Crystal39 calls 2,601
DevilfishFan calls 1,001
*** 7TH STREET ***
Dealt to DevilfishFan [4c As Ah 7s 5s Qs] [Qc]
DevilfishFan checks
Crystal39 checks
*** SHOW DOWN ***
eman181 shows [Ts Th Td 9c 4h Ad 7c] (three of a kind, Tens)
Crystal39 shows [8s 5d 3h 9d Ac 8d 2h] (a pair of Eights)
(8,5,3,2,A)
DevilfishFan shows [As Qc Ah 7s 5s Qs 4c] (two pair, Aces and Queens)
eman181 wins the high pot (9,152) with three of a kind, Tens
Crystal39 wins the low pot (9,151) with 8,5,3,2,A
DevilfishFan: christ
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 18,303 | Rake 0
Seat 2: DevilfishFan showed [As Qc Ah 7s 5s Qs 4c] and lost with HI: two pair, Aces and Queens
Seat 3: all on black folded on 3rd St.
Seat 4: eman181 showed [Ts Th Td 9c 4h Ad 7c] and won (9,152) with HI: three of a kind, Tens
Seat 5: UNCAGAIN folded on 3rd St.
Seat 6: Crystal39 showed [8s 5d 3h 9d Ac 8d 2h] and won (9,151) with HI: a pair of Eights; LO: 8,5,3,2,A
Seat 8: whitman17 folded on 3rd St.
They both chased me like wolves. That guy admitted to rivering the third ten... I had 8 spade outs and a 7-5 draw along with my aces on 6th. I'm gonna be sick.... So many cashes, so many final tables. No wins. |
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clussman
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Location: Austin, TX
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| Can I share my pain too? I was in a three way pot with blinds at 200/400 (8 Player SNG). Had A,2,5,7. Both of the other players were betting the max on each hand going for the high side. I had low locked up tight. Last three cards: 2,5,7. |
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flafishy
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Joined: 15 Jul 2005
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Yeah, it happens. And most of the time, it happens at the exact wrong time. 
But it's what happens sometimes when you play against donks who think their middle pairs are worth throwing all their chips after even if an overcard or two is shooting bullets at them. |
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DevilfishFan
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| Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 9:13 pm Post subject: |
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It's easy to say, "well, you want them to play bad, right?" Of course, but when 5 people play bad even super strong hands like A-A-baby get busted most of the time, and you're stuck playing catch up.  |
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flafishy
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| DevilfishFan wrote: |
| It's easy to say, "well, you want them to play bad, right?" Of course, but when 5 people play bad even super strong hands like A-A-baby get busted most of the time, and you're stuck playing catch up. |
Which is why I NEVER play high hands in the early rounds of low-stakes MTTs. They're not worth battling over. With the exception of rolled-up trips, I don't play any high hands until things start tightening up around the bubble.
Until that time, just stick with your trips and baby straight draws and baby flush draws. Enough of those develop into high hands to carry you with no trouble to bubble time, when you can start pounding with your high hands.
I followed the advice of several people who said they only play their low hands in MTTs. And I discovered almost immediately that it works. Most of the time when I get into trouble in an MTT, it's because I couldn't help myself from playing a high pair. |
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flafishy
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| DevilfishFan wrote: |
| It's easy to say, "well, you want them to play bad, right?" Of course, but when 5 people play bad even super strong hands like A-A-baby get busted most of the time, and you're stuck playing catch up. |
Which is why I NEVER play high hands in the early rounds of low-stakes MTTs. They're not worth battling over. With the exception of rolled-up trips, I don't play any high hands until things start tightening up around the bubble.
Until that time, just stick with your trips and baby straight draws and baby flush draws. Enough of those develop into high hands to carry you with no trouble to bubble time, when you can start pounding with your high hands.
I followed the advice of several people who said they only play their low hands in MTTs. And I discovered almost immediately that it works. Most of the time when I get into trouble in an MTT, it's because I couldn't help myself from playing a high pair -- even AA. |
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