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#11
06-25-2007, 04:40 AM
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Re: WSOP 1500NL- Very Bizzare Hand
With Ax, I call turn, and hesitate a little before betting all rivers where he doesn't 2 outer you. He's more likely to call additional money once his catastrophic reverse implied odds are gone. He has to fold a lot on the turn, and unless you have a read where's he basically a huge station, getting 2 streets of value is going to be nearly impossible.
Draws and bluffs, some mix of raise turn shove river, raise turn check river, and shove turn, but I really don't know what's best I want to think some more and see what other people say. 
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06-25-2007, 07:41 AM
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Re: WSOP 1500NL- Very Bizzare Hand
Also, tease the [censored] out of him and make him feel like an idiot for showing his cards.
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#14
06-25-2007, 02:26 PM
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Re: WSOP 1500NL- Very Bizzare Hand
Hmmmm. I twice had opponents flip their cards up to me during event #35 when they thought I had said "all-in" instead of "call." Both times, I was only half-looking in their direction, and wasn't 100% sure of the cards they flipped over, but because they were so anxious to flip them up, I figured they must have the nuts or close to it. Sure enough, after both hands (I check-folded in both situations at the earliest opportunity) I was shown aces and a set.
Weird that this happened to me twice (at different tables) in one tournament, it had never happened before event 35.
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