Trips_Holdem

royal tour...maybe it is because you are an ass in all of your threads?? Maybe you dont deserve any good KarmaAs far as I am concerned, he made the right play but if he takes his set to the turn or the river to make sure the board doesnt pair, hmm...just like the jack did...then he could of gotten away from it

absolutely brutal

i respect pokerstars 200% less for signing him...hes a disgrace

yeah, hard to get away from this...if he had you beat he would of probably raised you on the turn

you cant not bet here in omaha...apply the pressure

Gee guys, i didnt know you were all robotically programed to make the same play in the same situation all the time. Wow, I wonder what daniel is talking about when he says some pople just have no clue and probably wont ever understand what you have to do in order to win. I am saying if I was there, I would have a read and I would trust my instincts. I would definitely say he has the best hand.

First off, there are 2 diamonds on the board and 2 unknown cards? If you feel as if he is a table bully, he was probably pot committed to just go all in with a flush draw or did another diamond come and you didnt see it or are you sure there were only 2 diamonds?Since its first hand, he probably wants to double his stack ASAP so he can begin to bully, so he probably is pretty weak with a draw. Again, he could have J-10 or something and have you beat the fact that you have 10 with a weak kicker puts you between a rock and a hard place.Plus not knowing if he is a bully or not does not help. You

the only 25% i see in folding here is by me not being at the table...Im sure if I was playing the hand what I picked up during the hand as a good poker player should do would make this 100% call. Again, just viewing the hand without seeing the player, or without knowing how fast he bet or what he did when he bet is what makes this unappealingIt is simply not a 50-50 because of the odds of him having the few hands that can beat you

well if he checks the flop, and then he goes all in it might be a little different

this isnt a 50-50 people....throughout the hand you gain information...He woke up when the flush hit, but it also put a straight draw on the board. So the chances that he has a straight and is sure by the way he bet that he didnt have a flush draw he would make this play. He should have picked something up on the way he bet wether or not he was weak or strong. I cant see the odds that he has you beat would make this a 50-50 its like a 75-25 for me but still sometimes a fold

What kind of leagues are there on FCP? Do they play online together, do they compete in standings based on performances? Do they require real money accounts on certain sites?

there arent so many levels....he has to have 2 of the remaining 8 spades, and one of those spades has to be a Q, K, or an A to beat you....the fact that he is a donkey suggests that he is making a play or is highly oveprlaying his straight, set, or two pair i HAVE to call here especially at a casino game

you have to trust your instincts....if you truely feel as if you have the best hand you have to call but normally somoene will bet hard with an overpair to the board if there are 3 of the same suit on the flop so i would fold with the feeling that i had the best hand but will wait for a better time....I would have just checked the flop and see what he would do.

he obviously has an A...tough loss

all i am saying, does he really have 2 of the remaining 8 spades in his hand, and does he really have a Q, K, or A to go along with it? I see his thinking: "he bet the 9 on the turn, and made a continuation bet when the flush draw hit. Would he really bet the pot if he hit his flush? Im going to play the flush"

Flipping a coin is for people who want to gamble....You say you often find that you have no idea what to do, well then I would love to play with you live. If he truely is a donkey, than getting a read off of him should be pretty easy as he is going to act like he has a monster hand. Theres a small chance he has the straight flush draw, but you have to play your odds I definitely think he had the best hand there. I bet that idiot has trips or two pair.

exactly my point...if he has a weaker ace and you just call him, you dont give him any information...he could then put you on a flush draw without the ace and go all in with his weaker ace and you can pop him. If you go all in on the flop after he raises you, the only hand he is going to call with really is one that beats you and you are flipping a coin for all your chips.you have to get him to make a mistake here because you have the best hand, and if you dont you have the re-draws. If you simply smooth call his raise and the flush misses which most likely it will he is going to push hard and

Umm, I highly disagree...most of us here play with everyday donkeys like this often, so discussing what you have seen in the past is all he wanted. I think its a great topic of discussion

umm, i think you have to call here. You bet the 9 hitting, not the flush draw on the flop and he played it just like he had a flush draw. But really if he had Queen high flush or better dont you think he woul try for some value? He could just be wanting you to think hes weak by going all in here but i have a tough time folding if he really is the donkey you say he is....but a rule of thumb for weaker players is to just go all in when you have a good hand so maybe he did get lucky. He didnt re-raise the button pre flop so any ace or king high flush is probably ruled out...and with the Q i just

There are no overcards here, so whichever of your opponents has the AK or AQ missed their flop unless they have diamonds. You have a good pair, and a straight flush draw. So i would consider checking the flop and letting the others press the action.My opinion is that the villain was trying to isolate the all in player which tells me he either has a small pair or is just making a play at this pot with a diamond draw of his own. He wouldnt do that with a flush, but you have to consider him having an over pair here just because he re-raised pre flop. The fact that you bet a little more than half

well, seeing as how he cant hit any overcards to beat you i would try to hit my flush before committing any chips and I would try to keep the bets small because it is very likely he has AK here. What hands could he have...a flush draw of his own? Not likely. An ace with a smaller kicker, probably. But there is a good chance he is AK depending on how you have seen him play before. But its just impossible to get away from this hand. I would just call his raise and then check it to him and see what he does. This is where you will gain a lot of information if he makes a bet of 2/3 the size of the