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I don't have a leak in my game, I am pretty much missing a whole wall, I cannot see straight boards for some odd reason, and when I take a tough beat it is typically to a straight board, it's like my eyes just refuse to see them. This may be normal somewhat because it is prob the most difficult to see out of all the possibilities its just I am extreme, I over focus on pairs and flushes and try to outplay my opponent
LOOK at this potentially disasterous laydown I was prepared to make, but called on mistake.... No Limit Texas Holdem ($50/$100 NL) Table UB - Low Buy-in August 28, 2007 - 11:42:55 (CDT) 1} Iceberg-Slim $3,870 9c 4h 2) Chuck $3,195 8s Kh 3) Oly $2,180 Ah 8c 5) Amanda $1,080 Jh Qd 6) Rivered $1,845 Ks 2d 7) Angus * $210 Ac 9d 10) HypeMan $1,120 Kc 3h HypeMan posts small blind $50 Iceberg-Slim posts big blind $100 Chuck folds Oly folds Amanda calls $100 Rivered folds Angus folds HypeMan calls $50 Iceberg-Slim checks FLOP: Tc Js 8h HypeMan checks Iceberg-Slim checks Amanda checks TURN: Tc Js 8h Qh HypeMan checks Iceberg-Slim bets $300 Amanda calls $300 HypeMan folds RIVER: Tc Js 8h Qh 2s Iceberg-Slim checks Amanda bets $680 (all-in) Iceberg-Slim calls $680 (I called here on mistake, I wanted to fold) Amanda shows Jh Qd Iceberg-Slim shows 9c 4h Iceberg-Slim wins $2,260 with a Queen High Straight I was pretty much defending my BB since everyone decided to limp in and with a hand as horrible as 9/4, I did not plan on flopping any thing worthwild, but forcing this tight table to lay down their hands The 300 was me trying to buy the pot, not play the straight, cause I would of slowplayed that position, the River check was me accepting my fate, and when she shoved in on me, I meant to fold, but called on mistake..... I need help plugging this hole in my game please.... |
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