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03-13-06, 12:23 AM
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After the flop he saw a bet and then a reraise in front of him and while that board doesn't look too scary for 77, he should have known something was up. After seeing that action in front of him he decides to re-reraise which, and I'm no expert, seems like a dumb thing to do w/the action in front of you while holding 77. Then I push him all-in after his re-reraise and he calls that which was just flat dumb. My betting after the flop was screaming at him that he was beat but he ignored that and got lucky.
By the way, I'm betting that everytime with a str8 because of the flush draw, are you saying you wouldn't bet in that case?
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03-13-06, 01:07 AM
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sorry,
1 - id bet the flop, didnt see the words right 2 - how did he see a "bet and a reraise" with only 2 eople in the pot on the flop? 3 - thinking about what TP said....i can still see a call and a fold. Maybe top pair with a opender, or a pair and draw, or somethin like that i could put RD on. 4 - id prolly lay this down looking back, but i can see "reasons" for calling... |
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03-14-06, 02:40 AM
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you were dealing with a level one player here (im sure not uncommon for .10/.25 blinds). He simply only knew what he had, which was an overpair. He put no thought into what you had, what anyone else had, or the betting before him. He simply saw he had an overpair, and was ready to put all his money in because your 6 is no good (nevermind that was too far along for him)
PS: Runner runner beats are always fun aren't they 
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