shpaget
Monday, June 19th, 2006, 10:38 AM
QUOTE (Actuary @ Monday, June 19th, 2006, 9:30 AM)

don't post results.
don't isolate with T9s.
big stacks, man, let them in with T9s.
FWIW, after the pot is 1200+, I go broke on the flop too.
I actually wasn't looking for advice, I know I ****ed up....it was just a segue into my hockey question.
BUT - since you did offer some good advice I will let you know what I was thinking when I raised preflop.
I wasn't looking to hit, I was simply looking to represent a big hand, get one caller (maybe two) and then play the flop as if I had an overpair or tptk and see if I could steal it on the flop...I'd have probably done it with J4 - I'll do this in this particular tournament probably once per revolution as the blinds raise every 15 minutes, so after just an hour of play we're already at 200/400.
If I hit I hit, great, I'm still (likely at this table) likely to have two people in the pot with me to take their stacks.
Once I got raised I was gonna fold, but with one caller, getting 4:1 on my call, I went with it....I check/raised 'cause I was reasonably certain he'd bet at the pot with bigslick, and wanted the extra chips.
Strangely, the very hand previous to this a guy with JJ went broke to a guy with T9 who flopped two pair.
Anyway, I laughed...I knew he had an overpair when he overbet the pot, and I "knew" he was gonna pair the board to beat me, because poker's fun that way.
I went to the cash tables and won a couple hundred bucks to ease my pain.