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oops thats why i just read posts and don't post myself, but i thought this was really funny, sorry about the confusion, he did put all his money in

what??they called overbet full stack... i just play 50 nl, but whatever, they called w/ tp 8 kicki think i said that in my post

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You have lead and he's not going to fold probably with that huge draw, i would get it in on the flop.It would be more impressive laydown if both the straight card and flush card didn't hit.But thats rad he had a straight flush.

neither of us did, we both liedhe ended up having A 8 not AQthat silly *****

PLaying multi table on FT, run into this guy, right before he folds he says he has AQ:I 3 bet pushed the flop with a set:I feel he's going to fold after say he has AQ, and sometimes if the person is dumb enough ,saying something they will call, obv against a playa' that has the reverse effect of giving away a tell, or the reverse-reverse- triple reverse psychology, but whatever i digress b/c im blazed.So I tell him i have a huge draw, you know, flush and straight, well anyway, heres the chat from when he was thinking about calling to calling and drawing dead against my set:RightThurrr: efff...

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Ill start with a clear cut example, dumping your chips to a friend and splitting the proceeds of the tournament with him afterwards is cheating.BUT, in my view, whatever your intentions are for pushing a horrible hand besides the expressed cheating in my above example, it can't be cheating. If you want to push in with a horrid hand, and that so happens to double up the short stack, and he so happens to help you beat the other opponent, then big deal. You can use whatever strategy you want, you aren't expressly colluding with the other weaker player here, you are just trying out a multiple ro

When you stacked the bottom of the deck with 448 and spread that across the flop; then you crossed the line into cheating.He was too obsessed crying about you making a crazy play with a junk hand (something that wasn't cheating), then noticing you dealing from the bottom of the deck.Congrats on your mechanics, Ill give you 20% to clean up my home game, just don't get caught, people have been known to get shot.

I like betting the river for around a 1/2 pot size.I also don't think its a bad idea to bet the turn, the preflop aggressor showed no more strength on the flop and the turn, and the button passed up betting in position on the flop. This is where I continuation bet a fair amount of the time when sandwiched between two players on the turn and they both passed the flop.If you bet the river and they raise, then its a judgement call/fold based on the villian, in most situations I would think its a bet/ fold line; there are plenty of worse hands that can and will call.

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*money management*--that is if you can get all the other essential skills down well enough to have money to manage.I had a longer post, but no need for so many words, my advice is keep as much money in your roll as possible.

I agree with their range, but I disagree with your conclusion. No limit, you can be certain you have the best hand, getting your money in on the flop is the optimal play, theres nothing to be worried about.Now, compare that to an easier example of J 4 on J 10 7, they have that same range, but look how even if you are ahead, the number of outs they have against you has greatly increased because you are so vulnerable. Now when they have two overcards and a flush draw, their overcards are outs too. For you to be worried when you flop a straight, they have to have the perfect two cards, like a

Good question.KGB can call with a worse hand.*I don't feel like pressing the back button on my browser and i can't find the original board but i do know the main point of the board was this:A 9 9 8 4 (8,4, whatever, they were lower than the 9)Someone tell me that KGB couldn't have played an 8 9 this way.Someone tell me that KGB couldn't have been playign a pair and a flush draw and runner a boat. (edit: oops, that scenario is impossible, but there are still a number of other scenarios i was just trying to give some)Someone tell that KGB couldn't be slowplaying bottom set.Now, if KGB is pl

First of all, I read his example to mean a two flush flop, not a three flush flop. That could be the problem in my reading of it. On a three flush flop I suppose you could argue the point of reverse implied odds because you could either be behind now and if not behind they have a zillion outs to catch up.I also don't like how the poster called it flopping a sucker straight. I don't know if thats standard analysis when you flop the low straight, but in my mind you can't flop a sucker straight. Say I have 6 7 flop comes 8 9 10, Im not going to classify that as a sucker straight, im gonna cal