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12-05-04, 01:56 AM
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More Runner Runner Specials
4-8 local casino game.. with kill.
Kill is on. I'm the big blind, i get dealt [8s,8h] under the gun is the kill and raises to 16 everyone except the button calls! I raise to 24 to build a bigger pot, everyone calls, 9 in. Flop [As, 8c, 2c] Small blind checks, I bet (we'll call me player 1), fold, fold, fold, raise to 16(player 2), call (player 3), call (player4), everyone folds to me. I re-raise to 24, everyone calls, so 4 left. Turn [5s] I bet 16, everyone calls. River [Js] I Check, player 2 checks, player 3 bets!, player 4 folds, I call, player 2 also calls. Player 3 shows [10s, 3s] for flush  I have trips 8s Player 2 shows [Ac, Jc] (2 pairs and missed club draw) Player 4 says he was on clubs too so he was dead. Disgusting.. he was in for $72 fishing that flush. Eventually, I got a few hands and broke even for the session *about 4 hours* I watched the guy go home DOWN $500 (and that's including that huge pot) From from that pot on, he lost $800+ (and he even won a handful of hands in between) I guess that's some consolation.. but it still sucks. I wouldn't have been so upset if I had lost to the AJ club flush cause he has a great draw. BlackCoffee |
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#2
12-05-04, 10:23 AM
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I know everyone will tell you that you want him chasing that because in the long run he'll pay you off with bad plays like that, but f*ck the long run, that shit still hurts.
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#3
12-05-04, 11:45 PM
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Yes, I agree with you. First of all, I'm not playing against him ALL the time in the long run. Also, pots dont get that big very often in one session. And finally, I'm pretty tight so I wont be in many hands and he'll just lose 'my money' to other people. There are some nights the fish will lose to every single person but still cream me
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12-06-04, 01:57 AM
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wow if someone did that to me in a b&m.... id probably get escorted out of the casino for what id do to him... that guy is a scumsucking piece of shit, i hate it when people like him river people like you and me, then donate all their money away to other people... bah.
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12-06-04, 02:36 PM
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if it wasnt T3s it wouldnt be that bad, but jeezus, T3? novice players love to play anything that is suited, and when they catch they win big, and it's usually against good players that are trying to trap them. oh well, KEEP ON PLUGGIN.
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12-06-04, 04:55 PM
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I think the fact that 9 people saw the flop for $24 shows how ridiculously bad of a table you were at. That he runner runnered a flush playing T3s just confirms it. Terrible luck, but just keep on telling yourself, "I'll win in the long run, I will win in the long run..."
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12-07-04, 01:54 AM
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I dont know about that... sometimes people just come in $8, then another $8, then another $8... the raises were far apart. Also, there was an Ace and no face cards on the flop so alot of the the KQ type hands had to fold right away. There were 2 really bad players at the table and everyone else was fairly decent. I do win in the long run.. but I might not see another pot that big for months so it's depressing :P |
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#10
12-11-04, 12:18 AM
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Wow
That one hell of a hyper aggressive table. Certainly the bad beat sucks. But I'm curious about what people think of the re-raise before flop with pocket 8s. That strikes me as too aggressive with that many callers -- if an overcard comes, somebody is going to have it. Can't believe no one folded - nine players sticking with a three-bet for those stakes! Where is this place?
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