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In a span of less than 3 minutes, I flop a set 2 times and lose to a runner runner both times. This is the type of things that makes me question the intergrity of online poker.Full Tilt Poker Game #9223254500: Midnight Madness! (69639105), Table 178 - 60/120 - No Limit Hold'em - 1:14:00 ET - 2008/11/29Seat 2: 7beckham7 (4,290)Seat 3: TheFishTrap77 (2,400)Seat 4: na ma ja 8 (6,720)Seat 5: deuxx (8,970)Seat 6: Kupscho (2,495)Seat 7: Jan Ullrich (3,780)Seat 8: Rekindle (1,150)Seat 9: MyBologne (3,780)Kupscho posts the small blind of 60Jan Ullrich posts the big blind of 120The button is in seat #5

Ok, to be more specific, 98% favorite AFTER THE FLOP.And I didn't mention anything about strategy. Just incredible to believe that I can lose twice as 98% favorite, in less than 3 minutes, no less.

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How is this the worst bluff you've seen? Would you care to explain? I don't know how anyone can say a bluff that worked, let alone a bluff for over a million in chips and a bluff that mostly likely set up Moneymaker's final, winning hand at WSOP, bad. Is it because it was by an "amateur, internet" player who parlayed $40 satellite and got "lucky" and won? I wonder if you would have the same opinion if it was done by a top pro. I'm sure your opinion would be completely different. If it was the worst bluff, then you shoud've also mentioned that Farha made the worst laydown. And what makes

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Today is my first day visiting this forum and reading this quiz. Ironically, same situation came up yesterday at a tournament I was involved in. It paid 8 places and 10 remained at the final table. The blinds were 800/1600 with 200 ante. I had T10,100 and player to my right with about T26,000 called 1600 BB with A-6 suited. I pushed all-in with KK. After much deliberation, he called 8500 more. I felt really confident about my hand, but much to my chagrin, the flop comes 6 and turns a 6. At the time, I thought he made a terrible call, but the next day thinking over the hand (and before