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I took 3rd in this sit n go, and watched when a couple hands later this atrocity of a play happened!Full Tilt Poker Game #359882642: $5 + $0.50 Sit & Go (2332241), Table 1 - 200/400 - No Limit Hold'em - 2:34:52 ET - 2005/12/30Seat 2: KK-Cowboy-KK (620)Seat 3: Reverend Lee (12,880)Reverend Lee posts the small blind of 200KK-Cowboy-KK posts the big blind of 400The button is in seat #3*** HOLE CARDS ***Reverend Lee foldsUncalled bet of 200 returned to KK-Cowboy-KKKK-Cowboy-KK mucksKK-Cowboy-KK wins the pot (400)*** SUMMARY ***Total pot 400 | Rake 0Seat 2: KK-Cowboy-KK (big blind) collected (400), muckedSeat 3: Reverend Lee (small blind) folded before the Flop

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Haha, i was about to say, whats wrong here? Are we all supposed to take the DreamClown approach, and see everyflop? But then, realised the stack sizes, haha.
I doubt this is limit, but you shouldnt fold on the button HU if the blinds are still playable.
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Haha, i was about to say, whats wrong here? Are we all supposed to take the DreamClown approach, and see everyflop? But then, realised the stack sizes, haha.
I doubt this is limit, but you shouldnt fold on the button HU if the blinds are still playable.
This isn't limit, and i do understand that in limit, you shoul call on the button, but he calls ever raise, and every reraise, which, imo, is not the way to beat DN. And yes, as this is NL, i did use the 'DreamClown approach' in the wrong way, as this is not limit, and i would hope he doesn't adapt the same strategy in NL. But, you get my gist (is that a word?), don't you?
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OK, I've seen plays worse than this in $100 Sngs on FullTilt. The other day, some guy limp/reraised UTG with A9, got a caller for all his chips, the caller had A4. If I can get to 5 handed, I think I win like 50% from there honestly.

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