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01-05-2006, 01:08 PM
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Re: Was I out of line
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as for the other story...how much was teh all in for? if i know one of my outs is gone...i would think about it [/ QUOTE ] was not a cash game, it was in the noon tourney. Not long after the break, I had an average(ish) stack. Would have been severly crippled had I lost. 
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01-05-2006, 01:51 PM
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Re: Was I out of line
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on a sidenote of course 4 spades hit the board the aj he exposed of course was the a of spade and villain in the hand had the king of spade but thats besides the point. [/ QUOTE ] Then why post it?
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#13
01-05-2006, 04:18 PM
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Re: Was I out of line
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[ QUOTE ] as for the other story...how much was teh all in for? if i know one of my outs is gone...i would think about it [/ QUOTE ] Even so, this is still madness. Against a pair of king, the dead ace reduces your equity from 83% to 81% (even if you kill both other aces you are still 78% to win). Against JTs it reduces it from 78% to 77%. Set over set is just not that common. the dead ace is an incentive to get it all in before the flop if you can as it increases your negative implied odds - not a reason to fold. was not a cash game, it was in the noon tourney. Not long after the break, I had an average(ish) stack. Would have been severly crippled had I lost. [/ QUOTE ]
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