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				 2 cards from a pool of 5 on the flop, and he got them both 
 
			
			Texas Hold'em $2-$4 (real money), hand #790,533,632Table Cochabamba, 1 Aug 2006 12:08 PM
 
 Seat 1: zynl ($82.50 in chips)
 Seat 4: jogee ($594.10 in chips)
 Seat 5: riverdance82 ($221.30 in chips)
 Seat 9: pesage ($57.40 in chips)
 Seat 10: melioris [AH,JS] ($210.80 in chips)
 
 ANTES/BLINDS
 jogee posts blind ($1),
 riverdance82 posts blind ($2).
 
 PRE-FLOP
 pesage calls $2,
 melioris bets $4,  [AH,JS]
 zynl folds,
 jogee folds,
 riverdance82 folds,
 pesage calls $2.
 
 FLOP [board cards 8H,9H,JH ]
 pesage checks,
 melioris bets $2,
 pesage calls $2.
 
 TURN [board cards 8H,9H,JH,KH ]
 pesage bets $4,
 melioris bets $8,
 pesage bets $8,
 melioris calls $4.
 
 RIVER [board cards 8H,9H,JH,KH,KC ]
 pesage bets $4,
 melioris bets $8,
 pesage bets $8,
 melioris calls $4.
 
 SHOWDOWN
 pesage shows [ 9C,KS ]
 melioris mucks cards [ AH,JS ]
 pesage wins $61.
 
 
 
 SUMMARY
 Dealer: zynl
 Pot: $63, (including rake: $2)
 zynl, loses $0
 jogee, loses $1
 riverdance82, loses $2
 pesage, bets $30, collects $61, net $31
 melioris, loses $30
 
 pessage is something like 58/0. I didn’t cap on the turn or river because I have been running so bad lately that I was worried about a straight flush.
 Who knows, maybe if I cap the turn he folds?
 
 And although this isn’t a perfect-perfect, there was a pool of five cards on the flop that pesage needed two from (2 nines and 3 kings) and he got them to win the hand. I'm too sober to figure out the math.
 
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
				
			
			
			
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