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fold preflop?
Short stacked the hand B4
Raiser had been very agr
Wanted to tripple up or get out
Never lost with a str8 flush B4
Raiser had been very agr
Wanted to tripple up or get out
Never lost with a str8 flush B4
MAYBE push with 87 which i wouldnt really recommend but calling All-in with 8 high?
Funny hand though
Funny hand though
wow that sucks. your fault for pushing preflop so i have no sympathy (joke 
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he has every bit of 5 bets left, with two players all in, infront of him I think it's a good spot to gamble. But that's just me
QUOTE (Guitarmy @ Thursday, June 22nd, 2006, 8:39 PM) 
MAYBE push with 87 which i wouldnt really recommend but calling All-in with 8 high?
Funny hand though
Funny hand though
Oh boy....thank you for the excellent strategy advice. You will be a gem to this forum. I see your point of view....he should have definately waited for a weak ace behind a raise, or maybe a small pp with 3 people in the pot ...
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1 outter 'outdraws' always make me cringe.
tough hand. what the hell is QQ doing in there? lol damn riverstars 
QUOTE (fmlycar @ Friday, June 23rd, 2006, 3:36 AM)
he has every bit of 5 bets left, with two players all in, infront of him I think it's a good spot to gamble. But that's just me
Bingo
Just wanted to see if anyone else thought this way.
in a bigger buy-in I might suggest you'd have some fold equity against a lot of those stacks at the table, if you could be the first one in the pot.
but at $3.00 being the first one in the pot, much less folding everyone is unlikely. At least your cards are live a lot of times and suited/connected.
hard to criticise.
but at $3.00 being the first one in the pot, much less folding everyone is unlikely. At least your cards are live a lot of times and suited/connected.
hard to criticise.
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