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11-30-04, 02:56 PM
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I know!!!!!!!!!! Playing 2/4 or under and you see this shit all the time. You'll have somebody overcalling to the river on a board of K-10-5-8-J with 33 when you have AK and the other guy in their has KQ.
Or the other day. I raise the pot with 66 in middle position and get the button for my trouble. the flop comes down with two overs to my pair. The only other guy in with me (BB) checks so I bet hoping to represent a bigger hand than I have at the very least, and hopefully taking it down there. He calls. Checks the turn, I check behind. He checks the River and now there are 4 overcards to my 66. So I bet out and he calls and I'm like "shit." The hand comes over to me. He didn't show but at the very best he had a smaller pair. Probably an ace high though. I raise pre-flop and you're calling down on the river with Ace high? I usually just dont' say anything because I don't like to humiliate but I had to say something so I said, "you call and can't beat 6s? Just what do you think I had." STFU - the typical response. I love it. |
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11-30-04, 03:02 PM
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I think that sums it up, they don't ever think what you might have, only what they have reguardless of it's strengh compared to the board.
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12-01-04, 12:56 PM
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This is good advice. I have learned the hard way!
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12-01-04, 01:40 PM
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playing 10/20 at foxwoods last weekend i saw a girl call two bets with three people in the pot already with an underpair. the board was paired and had three diamonds on it(nut flush ended up winning). i have no idea how she called a bet and a raise with an underpair, when she was beat by just about every possible hand out there.
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