Hugo de Jong

He might have a pair of tens as a smaller pair.I dont like it when the board pairs. and especially against idiots. I'll try to draw cheap in this hand and see if i hit something.Why play loose against these people. Just play solid poker and milk them once you've made something that isn't likely to be beat.

You "pay of" wizard...Less showdowns. I know it's hard for people to bluff against you, but if they have u beat more than 50% of the time you make some wrong decisions

Apart from the fact that it's impossible.As he shows you the king of diamonds and the 4 of diamonds is the turn

you gotta be a pro to have apprentices

cry for attention... no vote here.are you an EMO in real life ?

If you look at the betting on the flop. You MUST consider his bet. I wouldn't have called at this point if i were him but ok....when the Q came. You would have had to be giving him the initiative or make a bet to see where you are, why $60 ? Were you affraid that he would still be drawing. I wouldn't mind milking him for a few more and give him a chance.What were you putting him on calling your bet on the flop AQ slowplay or flush draw ? In both cases the $60 was wrong.

Are you missing the fact that he might have pocket Aces and he's affraid of someone having three Kings until he sees the Ace.- he doesn't want to push the flop- he bets $8 to see where his aces are and there is no raise ! he knows at this point you dont have a king ( with random ).- on the river he has the nuts.. so he has to bet, since the only thing you could have on the turn was pocket kings with no raise.- You've signaled to be slowplaying something. At best he has to put you on AK or KK here. So indeed he has to bet and not be happy about it.

Obviously you'd want to re-raise him for at least $10.unless he got pockets or top two pair he has to fold. since he has been slowplaying his real cards he will have his bluff beaten on this one.If you ask me he had nothing better than top pair +K or A or a flush draw with the ace+jack of hearts ( which would explain the bet† )Remember the CO is also in position on this hand so he can play around all he wants. I REALLY think you'd have him beat on this hand holding one of the above† Let's assume he had Ah and Jh. He bets big to see any queens out there or another Jack top kicker. Since he has

would you have called his all-in on the turn ? (presuming he has K-J.)

You have the right to send the floor manager to look at the videotapes.If you are correct they should send the dealer away and redeal the hand. Because an employee may never interfere with the course of the game.

It's like sending away an expensive escort girl because your wife just entered the casino :)I'd play the final table.. since i'm tied chip leader there.

If i lose any more wieght you can claim my inheritance

This is a smoking gun play. You just need two bullets.Make them pay the first time (like $8 each) and then fire a big bullet. (16$ or so)You don´t want to see a 3,4,5 or a club. if it´s none of the previous fire the big bullet.Needless to say any player could be in here with any two of the following 3c 4c 5c and wait for the connector or flush.Unless your name is daniel negreanu ofcourse. Then you´d certainly be beaten once you have the nuts. !

totally agree.. out of poistion and out of game plans. You´d have to check and fold to any bet you don´t want to be paying. Reads don´t help when you are out of position and holding nothing. You can have the best read in the world on somebody, but if he takes his standard bet from being in position with anything playable let´s say a 5, you´re only making it harder for yourself. This hand needs a draw. since you can´t beat a bluff.

NEVER CHECK !..You had to place a bet on the flop to see how strong your hand was.Once you've checked a card you have to go all in once you start betting. Checking suggest drawing.Your bet on the turn had to be $6.. so he could raise and you´d get a cheap fold.The way you played it suggests a M. Matusow hand after he´s tired. you´ve signaled wekness about two times, and since your opponent doesn´t mind you making a second pair with the 2´s get out of there...The only thing he could have been affraid of was you flopping a set of 2´s. And you´d still had to be affraid of what´s on the board.Than