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07-19-08, 08:57 PM
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nope he had Q9 I will get hand off pokertracker now.
trust me hes pot commited 100% im made about results, I wanted him to be pot commited TBH i needed a doubleup. Full Tilt Tournament game, buy-in $10 + 1 Knockout (55309624), $2000/$4000 Ante 500 No Limit, 6 players Hand History by SB: T$78952 HERO (BB): T$30662 UTG: T$118420 MP: T$225182 CO: T$25260 Button: T$42024 SB posts Small Blind T$2000 HERO posts Big Blind T$4000 Pre-flop: J  5 (T$)HERO UTG folds MP folds CO folds Button folds SB calls T$2000 HERO checks Flop: J  J K ($8000)SB bets T$4000 HERO calls T$4000 Turn: J J K 4 (T$16000)SB checks HERO bets T$8000 SB raises to T$16000 HERO raises to T$22162 and is all in SB calls T$6162 River: J J K 4 T (T$60324)SB shows 9 QSB wins T$63324 with a straight King high
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07-20-08, 02:09 AM
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Look at the stacks.
I'm not saying this wasn't a bad beat or that you played it badly... just saying I don't see how you can expect him to fold getting 9:1, as played. |
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07-20-08, 02:17 AM
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In Brian's defense, the guy was a 10:1 dog getting 9:1 on his call (and possibly drawing dead) so it's still mathematically incorrect
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