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11-02-04, 12:01 PM
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A10 , I've busted out of more final tables with that hand then any other . I hate it and will never play it again(ya right ). But A10suited just gets the better of me and it should be such an easy laydown.
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11-02-04, 12:42 PM
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AT is a "depends" hand. Early in the tournament, I would always fold AT unless I'm on the button and noone else entered the pot. Moving on in the tournament, AT is a good blind stealing hand. I never win much with it (personally), but I will play it if the time is right.
I agree though - overall - in most situations, it's an easy laydown.
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11-02-04, 01:31 PM
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I am forced to lose money with J8 suited for the rest of my life. Folded it one day in particular and the flop was J-J-8, no big deal, we have all folded boats before and J8 is a hand to get rid of pre-flop, very next hand I get J8suited, again I muck it and the flop is 9-10-Q all hearts, yep folded a boat then a straight flush two hands in a row, I can't fold it now.
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11-02-04, 02:31 PM
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the one hand that my friends and i all play is 96o, aka the gay sailor.
we all play in a low stakes home game, so it isnt really a big deal, but whenever someone win with it the rest of the place goes nuts. |
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11-02-04, 03:23 PM
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Gay sailor to funny!
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