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cubbies760
Next Year Is Here
Joined: 19 Oct 2006
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Location: Suburban Chicago
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 Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 11:57 pm Post subject: I don't understand..... |
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This guy seemed to be playing solid enough to hold his own, but wasn't a HORSE expert. We had quietly squeezed the Short Stack down to almost nothing, and then this happened.....I was stunned as to what he was thinking.
This seems like horrid bubble play, considering that neither of us had bullied the other out of a pot when there was an opportunity for a checkdown.
Full Tilt Poker Game #4157910249: $2 + $0.25 Sit & Go (31563390), Table 1 - 800/1600 Ante 150 - Limit Stud H/L - 22:48:00 ET - 2007/11/12
Seat 2: gregsgirl10 (475)
Seat 4: Sheriffen (6,877)
Seat 6: cubbies760 (4,648)
gregsgirl10 antes 150
Sheriffen antes 150
cubbies760 antes 150
*** 3RD STREET ***
Dealt to gregsgirl10 [Ah]
Dealt to Sheriffen [2d]
Dealt to cubbies760 [2s Kc] [3s]
Sheriffen is low with [2d]
Sheriffen brings in for 250
cubbies760 calls 250
gregsgirl10 calls 250
*** 4TH STREET ***
Dealt to gregsgirl10 [Ah] [Kh]
Dealt to Sheriffen [2d] [Ts]
Dealt to cubbies760 [2s Kc 3s] [7c]
gregsgirl10 bets 75, and is all in
Sheriffen folds
cubbies760: what????????????
cubbies760 has 15 seconds left to act
cubbies760: 75 into 1200???????
cubbies760 calls 75
gregsgirl10 shows [Td Jh Ah Kh]
cubbies760 shows [2s Kc 3s 7c]
*** 5TH STREET ***
Dealt to gregsgirl10 [Td Jh Ah Kh] [3d]
Dealt to cubbies760 [2s Kc 3s 7c] [2h]
*** 6TH STREET ***
Dealt to gregsgirl10 [Td Jh Ah Kh 3d] [5c]
Dealt to cubbies760 [2s Kc 3s 7c 2h] [6h]
*** 7TH STREET ***
Dealt to gregsgirl10 [Td Jh Ah Kh 3d 5c] [8d]
Dealt to cubbies760 [2s Kc 3s 7c 2h 6h] [Qd]
gregsgirl10 shows [Td Jh Ah Kh 3d 5c 8d] Ace King high, for high
cubbies760 shows [2s Kc 3s 7c 2h 6h Qd] a pair of Twos, for high
cubbies760 wins the pot (1,350) with a pair of Twos
gregsgirl10 stands up
No low hand qualified
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 1,350 | Rake 0
Seat 2: gregsgirl10 showed [Td Jh Ah Kh 3d 5c 8d] and lost with HI: Ace King high
Seat 4: Sheriffen folded on 4th St.
Seat 6: cubbies760 showed [2s Kc 3s 7c 2h 6h Qd] and won (1,350) with HI: a pair of Twos |
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kyblue007
Royal Flush
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That has to be a mis-click. There is no other reasonable explanation.
Plus I'm sorry I missed your games tonight, but something came up. Next week for sure. |
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sloshedzeus
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Joined: 27 May 2006
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Location: The birthplace of NASCAR
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| Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 12:41 am Post subject: |
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| Was he french? |
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inabunnysuit
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| If I did that, it would be to fold a pair. As in, I made a pair of Tens, and now I'm throwing it away. I didn't have a choice about the bring, but I'm trying to save the short stack. I'm trying to save the short stack, because I think you'll fold almost all non-premium hands and let me steal in peace until the short guy gets whittled down again. The limits are still too high for this, but that's my non-mistake reasoning. The question this spawns: what is a sufficient steal percentage to make this play correct? |
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cubbies760
Next Year Is Here
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Location: Suburban Chicago
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| inabunnysuit wrote: |
| If I did that, it would be to fold a pair. As in, I made a pair of Tens, and now I'm throwing it away. I didn't have a choice about the bring, but I'm trying to save the short stack. I'm trying to save the short stack, because I think you'll fold almost all non-premium hands and let me steal in peace until the short guy gets whittled down again. The limits are still too high for this, but that's my non-mistake reasoning. The question this spawns: what is a sufficient steal percentage to make this play correct? |
What are you talking about???
It costs him 75 more chips for a possible check down into a 1200 chip pot........that's the whole point of this thread. |
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Buzzbball06
High Card
Joined: 02 Nov 2007
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Big Slick x13x
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| Both bigger stacks are in a pot and could possibly go crazy, so just fold the hand on third street. The play of calling the bring in then pushing as first to act is designed to add some fold equity to the situation. Simple stop n go. However when it's 75 into 1200 this play should never get someone to fold. |
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votre enemy
High Card
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| Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 5:00 pm Post subject: haha that sucks |
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| that sucks man that is sick |
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Kickin_Butz
Pair
Joined: 13 Dec 2007
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Location: Gettysburg Pa
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| Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:36 pm Post subject: SICK |
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wow,,,thats so sick,,but I have been on the other end.
IT'S POKER |
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Honest_Rob
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Joined: 21 Jul 2005
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Location: trying to get back to even
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| cubbies760 wrote: |
| inabunnysuit wrote: |
| If I did that, it would be to fold a pair. As in, I made a pair of Tens, and now I'm throwing it away. I didn't have a choice about the bring, but I'm trying to save the short stack. I'm trying to save the short stack, because I think you'll fold almost all non-premium hands and let me steal in peace until the short guy gets whittled down again. The limits are still too high for this, but that's my non-mistake reasoning. The question this spawns: what is a sufficient steal percentage to make this play correct? |
What are you talking about???
It costs him 75 more chips for a possible check down into a 1200 chip pot........that's the whole point of this thread. |
What he's talking about is purposely trying to keep the short stack in the game and even feed him chips in order to keep pressure on the other big stack(you). This strategy works better on the bubble rather than with top 3 but the idea is that since there is a short stack you will play more conservatively waiting out the short stack and he can use that to his advantage by stealing from you so that when the short stack is finally eliminated he will have a dominating chip lead over you and a much bigger chance of winning. |
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