Texas Hold'em $0.50-$0.50 NL (Real Money), #947,713,928
Table UoutplayMe's HE, 3 Sep 2006 7:49 PM ET



Seat 2: boxcarira ($13.75 in chips)
Seat 4: alyn7 ($56.05 in chips)
Seat 6: Gabriel22 ($114.55 in chips)
Seat 7: jimmythang60 ($90.80 in chips)
Seat 8: jersey012x ($35.30 in chips)

I think I ****ed myself on this hand. I had A10 off suit. What do you think he had? Thanks

ANTES/BLINDS
alyn7 posts blind ($0.25), Gabriel22 posts blind ($0.50).

PRE-FLOP
jimmythang60 calls $0.50, jersey012x folds, boxcarira folds, alyn7 calls $0.25, Gabriel22 bets $3.50, jimmythang60 calls $3.50, alyn7 calls $3.50.

FLOP [board cards 10D,7C,8S ]
alyn7 checks, Gabriel22 bets $8, jimmythang60 bets $20, alyn7 folds, Gabriel22 calls $12.

TURN [board cards 10D,7C,8S,3D ]
Gabriel22 checks, jimmythang60 bets $20, Gabriel22 calls $20.

RIVER [board cards 10D,7C,8S,3D,QS ]
Gabriel22 bets $70.55 and is all-in, jimmythang60 folds.

Pretty easy preflop fold, IMO.

usually I would agree but this table was playing super loose.

http://www.fullcontactpoker.com/poker-foru...hp?showforum=10

That was about 30 minutes later. Different guy but I lost 3 buyins and then the guy that I was in the above hand with busted the loose guy and they both left. So the table tightened back up and I am out about 160.

5 handed, i don't absolutely hate raising with A10, don't like the limp though, and fold would be good as well.

Villain played this hand very strange, could be a set, but if so, he should have raised the turn. It seems like he hit the Q somehow or he is bluffing to me, but I don't see how the Q could help him the way it played out, if I'm in your spot, I'm really weirded out by how he played this, wtf calls raise on flop, flat-calls the turn and pushes the river?

I can't put him on a hand here that makes any sense, so I might have paid him off, but I'm bad for that, if I can't figure out anything that makes sense I call, sometimes I'm good, sometimes I'm not.

Can anybody put villain on a hand here? Only thing I can really see is a flopped straight with a J9 if the guy is really LAG and has been splashing around in lots of pots OR maybe QQ if he's a scared tight player that would just call flop and turn fearing you flopped a set, then push when he hits his hoping you DID flop a set.

Without any info on villain it's tough to say.

This is a real long shot... but it coulda been QQ that went into call down mode when raised. Thats not too uncommon but I am clutching.

Definately the right laydown I woulda thought. If you did have him, it wont be too long till you get it in where you can be a damn site more certain you got him.