tigersfan91

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3rd hand of a $10+1 SNG @ Party6 limpers + the SB to me in the BB and I find QQ.I raise to 125, hoping to carry at least 1 person to the flop with me, either holding AX or a medium PP.UTG reraises All in.All folds back to me.It's hard to put anyone on a hand in the 3rd hand overall, but if he just slowplayed Aces or Kings on me, well good move on his part I guess, and I'll move on to my next tourney.I have him covered, not like it mattered though, and quickly call. The cards turn over revealing QQ vs J7o.Since this is a bad beat forum, you know what happens next.10 8 on the flop, turn is a bl

I know, sorry. I tried to keep it on topic, posting some of the quotes my home game fish uses. I should have just used the quotes and not explained any of the situations, I guess. I can get wordy. And everyone else posting details of their bad beats and favorite fish sayings must have thrown me off into thinking I might chime in.

The perfect type of fish my work buddy is. The kind that loves to see flops. He'll never raise mind you, but loves to call raises after he's tried to limp with any 2 cards. Over the last month or so, he's started to loosen up a bit. Raising with the Hammer on occasion only to fold it and show it when raised back. And raising 4X BB on average with middle pairs only. He likes to limp with his big hands, hoping that you'll do all the betting for him. And on rare occasion, he'll bet post flop, usually the minimum. And he'll always have it and show it to ya. Down to 4 players in a 5 man

When I started watching Thunder had around 70k. He's currently down to 35k.But absolutely killing the guy over in O8/b

Another question would be, why we're you giving the guy the proper odds to hit his flush. This isn't a sarcastic question by any means, just curious. I see it all the time in my home game, guys getting rivered by the straight or flush and then pissing and moaning about it. Now, I'm not one to criticize anothers play, because, well, next time they're going to give me the proper odds to hit my flush :wink: Is there any sort of reasoning out there for relatively slowplaying a set with flush draws after the flop?

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