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04-18-05, 05:01 PM
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Yea definately sucks to go out like that...... i think maybe if your preflop raise would of been different it may of played out differently. The reraise with the 10s may have come because you made such a strong raise (10x BB)... to me a raise this large indicates a hand that doesnt want to be called, and the 10s may have very well thought he was a 4 to 1 and you were holding 4s or lower. Regardless once he hit a set on the flop, you probably would of lost most of your money anyways, bc the kings would be difficult to get off.
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04-18-05, 06:10 PM
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That's a good point. But I wanted to make a significant raise to a) not let Aces-Rag come in and b) trap a lower pocket pai,r which I did.
The blind were small but everyone had plenty of chips due to all the rebuys. Just unlucky.. there's always next time. |
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