blackntan06

thats some fun stuff

thanks for the link

congrats to the master

i agree with that.

exactly...wtf, that was horrible...you need to protect your hand right there and then...I bet the pot or more, not this rinky dink little bet...you showed weakness and he probably had you with a low pair as well...certainly not a K or the 2 pair like you had...you invited his play as Donk as it was :naughty: :evil: :boohoo: :silenced:

Im going out on a weak limb but Im voting for Phil Laak!

but i think laak is going to win.

I'm a big Brunson fan and he still has it after all these years :-)

I'm a big Brunson fan and he still has it after all these years :-)

This is my first post, any feedback will be greatly appreciated. The following situation happened between Player A, the big blind, and Player B the small blind and dealer as the tournament was down to 2 players. Player B limped in, Player A then raised with the 10d 8d. The flop came down 9s Qc 4h. Both players check. The turn is the Js, Player A leads out with a bet of 75 chips. Player B raises 75 more, Player A calls. The river is the 2d, this set the stage for the dispute. Player A leads out with a bet of 115 chips. Player B then sorts and counts out his chips looking like he is going to eit