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Napalm's YTD: $14,250
$100 buy in NLHE on Hollywoodpoker.com
I have $206 and Foe has $287.
Foe makes it $3 from the SB, and 3 other people call.
Flop is J 8 6 of clubs.
Pot is now $12. Foe bets $12, everyone folds to me, i raise to $24, foe calls. The pot is now $48.
Turn is the 10 of diamonds.
Foe checks, I bet another $24, foe calls making the pot $96.
River is the 10 of clubs.
Foe wakes up and bets $25 into a $96 pot.
I raise to $60 and foe calls making the pot $216.
At that point foe had about $176 in his stack and I had $119.
Question of the week:
What did I have, what did Foe have, and why am I a bonehead?
$100 buy in NLHE on Hollywoodpoker.com
I have $206 and Foe has $287.
Foe makes it $3 from the SB, and 3 other people call.
Flop is J 8 6 of clubs.
Pot is now $12. Foe bets $12, everyone folds to me, i raise to $24, foe calls. The pot is now $48.
Turn is the 10 of diamonds.
Foe checks, I bet another $24, foe calls making the pot $96.
River is the 10 of clubs.
Foe wakes up and bets $25 into a $96 pot.
I raise to $60 and foe calls making the pot $216.
At that point foe had about $176 in his stack and I had $119.
Question of the week:
What did I have, what did Foe have, and why am I a bonehead?
posted by napalm at 10:47 AM
5 Comments:
Since you min-raised the flop, and since you only post about moronic foes, and since you are a bonehead who leaves money on the table on a paired-board river, I will say you had Ac5c, and foe had his signature KQ not-suited hand with one suit being clubs.
Nope, wanna try again?
Naw man, you didn't river a boat.
Ooooh, you did river a boat. Pre-flop was the only thing that threw me -- what would you limp/call with from late position? You would totally do that with a mid/small pocket pair.
If I had JJ preflop, I would have reraised in position. Hint - i may have had a creative hand.
I was thinking 88/66, JJ would be moronic even for you.
Regardless of whether you had 88, 66, or 9c7c, what's boneheaded about your river bet? Foe's 1/4-pot bet is puzzling, though I'd read it as either (a) a blocking bet for a hand that he'll release if you push, or (b) an enticement for you to raise so that he can push. I'm fuzzy on your fancy hold-em strategery though.
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