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02-05-07, 06:49 AM
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Low Content Vent
Well tonights session was long overdue I suppose.
I've been running pretty lucky the past 6 or 7 sessions... by lucky I mean having the best hand and having it hold up, or seeing medium sized flops with hidden hands, hitting and having overvalued hands pay me off big time.... so I suppose I was due for tonight AA: 1x, cracked by a flush draw and middle pair KK: 1x No match for AKs QQ: 2x, ran into KK both times Two pair: 3 times while up against top two pair AKs: 1x, flop a FD on a 445 board, turn the nut flush, naturally up against quad 4's! Straight + Flush Draw: All in on the flop with T  8 on a 7 9 4 board against AA (no diamond) . Turn the flush, but it pairs the board, river puts trips on the board and gives him a boat (yea i realize I was never ahead in the hand technically -- well percentage wise on the flop but watever)AQ: Dealt 8 times, missed the flop 8 times, took down the pot 1 out of 8!
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02-05-07, 11:17 AM
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Live poker is so rigged.
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02-05-07, 05:19 PM
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but how much did u lose?
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02-05-07, 05:23 PM
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About as much as a standard raise in the regular $200/$400 NL game you play in
 so I guess I cant complain  ... but this easily should have been a winning session if even half of the hands I had held up
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