Flopped an A high flush only to get beat |
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Posted Sat Aug 21, 2004 11:10 am GMT by K-rug
This one stung. It was one of those hands that I had made my mind up to see the flop and gamble on. Well that turned out to be the worst decision I could have made. Granted I probably won't see this happen again for a very very very long time.
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Hand #2409904-4319 at Akincilar (No Limit Hold'em)
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Started at 21/Aug/04 11:50:54
EatEmUpCats posts the small blind of $.50.
Lasvinas posts the big blind of $1.
raida252: -- --
KenRogers: -- --
EatEmUpCats: -- --
Lasvinas: -- --
senor rico: -- --
Krugar: As 7s
Ilpo Larha: -- --
smackjr: -- --
Pre-flop:
senor rico folds. Krugar raises to $2. Ilpo Larha
folds. smackjr folds. raida252 folds. KenRogers
folds. EatEmUpCats re-raises to $6.25. Lasvinas
folds. Krugar calls.
Flop (board: 5s Ts 4s):
EatEmUpCats bets $1. Krugar raises to $3.
EatEmUpCats re-raises to $5. Krugar re-raises to
$28.50. EatEmUpCats goes all-in for $30. Krugar
calls.
Turn (board: 5s Ts 4s 7c):
(no action in this round)
River (board: 5s Ts 4s 7c 4h):
(no action in this round)
Showdown:
EatEmUpCats shows Tc Td.
EatEmUpCats has Tc Td Ts 4s 4h: full house, tens full of fours.
Krugar mucks cards.
(Krugar has As 7s.)
Hand #2409904-4319 Summary:
$3 is raked from a pot of $73.50.
EatEmUpCats wins $70.50 with full house, tens full of fours.
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Posted Sat Sep 04, 2004 4:01 pm GMT by Butch
I don't really think you can blame the guy for calling with trip T's. Even though their were 3 suited cards out there he probably put you on the nut flush draw. I think I would do the same move.
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