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Hows this?
Before you say it, yes, I know I brought this on myself a little. BUUUUTTTTT... DAAAAMMM!
***** Hand History for Game 1828827624 ***** $50 NL Hold'em - Friday, April 01, 17:44:49 EDT 2005 Table Table 36962 (Real Money) Seat 2 is the button Total number of players : 9 Seat 2: bsteger ( $78.6 ) Seat 4: wolfmagic ( $54.1 ) Seat 5: aaronteeto ( $44.7 ) Seat 6: mdaly77 ( $61.05 ) Seat 7: Stradic111 ( $28.2 ) Seat 8: Thielen ( $23.7 ) Seat 9: binabiq ( $48.5 ) Seat 10: BradNole ( $19.5 ) Seat 1: FWALGMan ( $51.3 ) wolfmagic posts small blind [$0.25]. aaronteeto posts big blind [$0.5]. ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to FWALGMan [ Td Tc ] mdaly77 folds. Thielen folds. binabiq calls [$0.5]. BradNole folds. FWALGMan calls [$0.5]. bsteger folds. nblomb01 has joined the table. wolfmagic calls [$0.25]. aaronteeto checks. ** Dealing Flop ** [ 4s, 3s, Ad ] wolfmagic checks. aaronteeto checks. binabiq checks. FWALGMan checks. ** Dealing Turn ** [ Th ] wolfmagic checks. aaronteeto checks. binabiq checks. FWALGMan bets [$2]. wolfmagic raises [$10]. aaronteeto folds. binabiq folds. FWALGMan calls [$8]. ** Dealing River ** [ As ] wolfmagic bets [$20]. FWALGMan raises [$40]. wolfmagic is all-In. FWALGMan is all-In. FWALGMan shows [ Td, Tc ] a full house, Tens full of aces. wolfmagic shows [ 2s, 5s ] a straight flush, five high. wolfmagic wins $2.8 from side pot #1 with a straight flush, five high. wolfmagic wins $100.6 from the main pot with a straight flush, five high. |
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NEVER let the SB see the flop for free!!!!
wow tho lol |
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It's not a bad beat if you're behind going to the river.
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True..
Yeah, I guess in a sense you are right, but I got the one card that could make me go all in, and he got the one card that could beat me.. heh! Dammit!
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It's ceratinly a tough beat, no doubt. But to me, a "bad beat" is a hand where you play it OK-perfectly, your opponent plays terribly, but hits (at a minimum) a 15:1 shot to beat you. In other words, a situation where you played it right and the pot should be yours better than 95% of the time.
In this hand, you played sub-optimally (preflop), he played it fine, you were a 3:1 dog going to the river and lost. I'm also not completely convinced that you would have lost much less had, say, an offsuit 9 fallen on the river. I know I would've been more likely to put him on a smaller set or aces up than a straight. |
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