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#12
09-17-2007, 11:43 AM
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Re: AA
Damn that sucks. I had almost the exact same thing happen; I had KK, raised and went heads up with someone to the flop, and then stupidly went all in when it was my turn. Dude flopped the nut straight [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
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#14
09-17-2007, 12:49 PM
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Re: AA
lol..it's funny..almost the exact same hand happened to me this weekend at a b&M. After the session a professional that I have come to be friends with and I were discussing the situation(huge bets or reraises in pots that were raised preflop when the flop comes off like that) and he told me that these kinds of lay-downs are a must.
The next day sure enough he lays down KK in the exact same situation and the villian show the set. I don't know..I just don't think I can do it. BTW...he's been a pro for 30 years so I can't argue with him.
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#16
09-17-2007, 01:08 PM
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Re: AA
[ QUOTE ]
lol..it's funny..almost the exact same hand happened to me this weekend at a b&M. After the session a professional that I have come to be friends with and I were discussing the situation(huge bets or reraises in pots that were raised preflop when the flop comes off like that) and he told me that these kinds of lay-downs are a must. The next day sure enough he lays down KK in the exact same situation and the villian show the set. I don't know..I just don't think I can do it. BTW...he's been a pro for 30 years so I can't argue with him. [/ QUOTE ] He's not a very good professional if the hands he was talking about are like the one in the OP here. If he's really gotten by for 30 years then you are misunderstanding him most likely and applying it to the wrong flops.
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#18
09-17-2007, 03:59 PM
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Re: AA
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Quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- lol..it's funny..almost the exact same hand happened to me this weekend at a b&M. After the session a professional that I have come to be friends with and I were discussing the situation(huge bets or reraises in pots that were raised preflop when the flop comes off like that) and he told me that these kinds of lay-downs are a must. The next day sure enough he lays down KK in the exact same situation and the villian show the set. I don't know..I just don't think I can do it. BTW...he's been a pro for 30 years so I can't argue with him. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- He's not a very good professional if the hands he was talking about are like the one in the OP here. If he's really gotten by for 30 years then you are misunderstanding him most likely and applying it to the wrong flops. [/ QUOTE ] No there's no misunderstanding ..draw heavy board big reraise. Do you have anything of substance to back up your opinion. Remember he doesn't 8 table to make a living, I think that's pretty relavent.
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#20
09-17-2007, 07:49 PM
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Re: AA
[ QUOTE ]
lol..it's funny..almost the exact same hand happened to me this weekend at a b&M. After the session a professional that I have come to be friends with and I were discussing the situation(huge bets or reraises in pots that were raised preflop when the flop comes off like that) and he told me that these kinds of lay-downs are a must. The next day sure enough he lays down KK in the exact same situation and the villian show the set. I don't know..I just don't think I can do it. BTW...he's been a pro for 30 years so I can't argue with him. [/ QUOTE ] I am going out on a limb here and state that that game plays way nittier and way more passive than online NL10. So it is probably a lot like apples and oranges.
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