jbecks81

Just busted...called an all-in with AK...guy turns over 97 off...7 flops...end of tournament. Gotta love $1 tournaments.

jbecks

I'm in!

Reminds me of a time when I was knocked out of a tournament in my local casino. I was somewhat shortstacked and went all in with A9. I was called by A3 and the guy flopped a 3. He said he would much rather have A3 to go all in with because of the straight possibility. I laughed pretty hard about that one.

What's the password for the tournament?

Five bucks would do. I could transfer 5 into your fulltilt acct.

I wanted to play in the tournament tonight. I don't really need 50, but was thinking about a couple other tournaments.

I don't have any money in my neteller account right now so I would have to instacash through my bank account.

Does anybody want to transfer $50 on pokerstars in exchange for $50 on fulltilt. I could do it through neteller, but i don't want to pay the instacash fee. If so just reply or pm me. If not...no big deal.

Damn Nevada....11/12 now also. West Virginia better start playing.

My new jam when playing is Epic by Faith No More.Oh...and Lionel Richie of course.

Yeah...I'm not sure about all-in on the flop. Not a good play.

Getting back to the play. I would have played it in a similar way. When you flop a big hand like that it's hard not to slowplay it. When the ace came on the turn I would have bet. He might then come over the top of you, then you can push. That would have sucked if you played it this way and he caught the ace on the river to take your stack.

I mostly play limit hold-em, which in most cases it is correct to call with your flush draw, but in no limit it is a different story. Calling an all-in on a flush draw is almost never correct. However, moving all-in with your flush draw can be a very good move, especially with two overs.

Final 4: Kansas Ok. St. Duke WakeHaven't missed a pick yet today...Utah needs to pull through for me.