BigDMcGee
Wednesday, October 15th, 2008, 11:08 AM
QUOTE (Zach6668 @ Wednesday, October 15th, 2008, 10:21 AM)

umm.... not that it's super likely to happen at .5/1, but that reeks of collusion.
I think at .5/1 collusion is unlikely, but if you seem them together again, report them. The river action doesn't really seem consistent with collusion.
Becareful in assuming that they both were maniacs, btw. What could have been the case is one is a maniac, and the other is reacting to the maniacal behavior, trying to get the pot heads up with the maniac. I know I've done "crazy" raises, that I'm sure my opponents thought were utterly insane, that I did in order to isolate the pot with a maniac.
Another thing.. the way you played your hand on the flop, made it okay for them to take it away from you. You played your hand in such a passive way, that it makes you look like you have an under pair or some sort of A high gut shot or something. If you had played your hand strong on the flop, there's a chance the turn action would not have gone the way it did, and you wouldn't have been forced out of the pot. In short, don't play passively.