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03-03-2006, 05:13 PM
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Re: Interesting hand against Nam Lee in Shooting Stars
What kind of a mess have I gotten myself into? I've been playing my best game, getting lucky to get this deep, staring at 100K chips in the pot that I desperately need, but I have zip.pip. The flop bet didn't work, was a screw up as I thought about it, because I told myself when I called the preflop raise that if I didn't hit the flop hard, I shouldn't put any more money in the pot. But then after his flop check, I thought maybe I could take it right there.
So what now? What would he have smooth called my preflop raise with? Well, it could be a wide range still. A monster like a set, two pair he probably would have check raised me with the flush draw out there, he could be on a flush draw as well but my bet didn't give him the odds to call unless he was paired as well, could have a high pocket pair, could have paired the Ace on the board with a high kicker. Did the turn card help him? Unlikely. Did he think it helped me? No way. What does he think I have at this point? Why is he checking now? Given all that, I don't think a push which would be just a pot sized bet would work, no way I'm putting more money into this debacle. So I check and pray. Poker gods, please deliver me from this mess by giving me a card that helps my hand. The poker gods heeded my prayer and delivered the Kc. Nam leads out 30K. Pot has 130K, I have 95k left. Cruel poker gods. My move? 
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03-03-2006, 05:17 PM
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Re: Interesting hand against Nam Lee in Shooting Stars
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Nam leads out 30K. Pot has 130K, I have 95k left. Cruel poker gods. My move? [/ QUOTE ] Call and show him you rivered his 99-JJ, or pay off his little A. Regards, Woodguy
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