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FT 2/4: set on monotone flop
Full Tilt Poker Game #1140996654: Table Alta (6 max) - $2/$4 - No Limit Hold'em - 23:48:04 ET - 2006/10/23
Seat 1: west_eh ($400) Seat 2: gregmann2 ($447.40) Seat 3: Exitonly ($666.30) Seat 4: monkeyslapper ($419.60) Seat 5: slapaaazz ($837.40) Seat 6: Stacy99 ($405.70) Stacy99 posts the small blind of $2 west_eh posts the big blind of $4 The button is in seat #5 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to Exitonly [5d 5c] gregmann2 folds Exitonly raises to $14 monkeyslapper calls $14 slapaaazz folds Stacy99 folds west_eh folds *** FLOP *** [Ks 6s 5s] Exitonly bets $28 monkeyslapper calls $28 *** TURN *** [Ks 6s 5s] [8d] Exitonly bets $60 monkeyslapper calls $60 *** RIVER *** [Ks 6s 5s 8d] [9h] Exitonly bets $120 monkeyslapper raises to $317.60, and is all in Exitonly has 15 seconds left to act Exitonly folds ? villain is unknown, flop and turn calls were made pretty quick. im a callaholic, and for some reason i decided this was where i was gonna change.. is this stupid? |
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Re: FT 2/4: set on monotone flop
I don't see how you can call here vs. an unknown. Seems like huge spew
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Re: FT 2/4: set on monotone flop
check river and reevaluate after his action? can't see him calling a riverbet with a lonely K.
As played, you can't more then fold and give him credit for making a good bluff; which will happen from time to time. |
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