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200/400 stars.......Strange hand
I've been struggling lately at the 30/60 and 50/100 LHE games so I decided to take a night off and watch some of the bigger games, when this hand came up.........
PokerStars Game #9722455118: Hold'em Limit ($200/$400) - 2007/05/02 - 22:46:13 (ET) Table 'Industria IV' 6-max Seat #6 is the button Seat 3: AlexSem ($15411 in chips) Seat 5: tiger76 ($11380 in chips) Seat 6: DonkofDonks ($5086 in chips) AlexSem: posts small blind $100 tiger76: posts big blind $200 *** HOLE CARDS *** DonkofDonks: raises $200 to $400 AlexSem: raises $200 to $600 tiger76: folds DonkofDonks: calls $200 *** FLOP *** [5s 8d 3h] AlexSem: bets $200 DonkofDonks: calls $200 *** TURN *** [5s 8d 3h] [Jd] AlexSem: bets $400 DonkofDonks: raises $400 to $800 AlexSem: calls $400 *** RIVER *** [5s 8d 3h Jd] [Ks] AlexSem: checks DonkofDonks: bets $400 AlexSem: raises $400 to $800 DonkofDonks: calls $400 *** SHOW DOWN *** AlexSem: shows [Kd 9c] (a pair of Kings) DonkofDonks: mucks hand AlexSem collected $4998 from pot *** SUMMARY *** Total pot $5000 | Rake $2 Board [5s 8d 3h Jd Ks] Seat 3: AlexSem (small blind) showed [Kd 9c] and won ($4998) with a pair of Kings Seat 5: tiger76 (big blind) folded before Flop Seat 6: DonkofDonks (button) mucked I'm not in any way calling AlexSem out on this hand b/c I know he is a solid winning LHE player, but I am just trying understand the thought process on calling the turn raise...what range did you have your opponent on were you calling river if you didn't spike...ext |
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