This is what passes for a big pot at Absolute Poker. Guess the hands.

[Illvillja]

Tat is why I stopped playing at AP, as long as I do not understand my players at all, it is hard playing them [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[milesdyson]

1. utg+1 is just a tilting maniac or a guy burning money on purpose
2. button made a loose preflop coldcall, but you'll see this every day. otherwise, he played well.
3. small blind was a tilting shortstacked player who decided his chips were going into this pot.
4. CO was equipped with reads and AA.

a bit of a parlay to find utg+1 and sb at the same table, but not really that crazy of a hand.

also, spaceace,

"This is what passes for a big pot at Absolute Poker."

by this do you mean, "these are the types of hands you can expect to see in a big pot at ap" or what?

[Kwaz]

I've never seen a pot this big at ABS ever.

Nor have I seen players of the quality in this game.

[milesdyson]

i'm not at my db right now but im pretty sure i have seen a few pots close to $200 at 3/6.

[SpaceAce]

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also, spaceace,

"This is what passes for a big pot at Absolute Poker."

by this do you mean, "these are the types of hands you can expect to see in a big pot at ap" or what?

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I meant that, although this pot is not monstrous by the standards of people who play in juicier games, it is exceptionally large for the Absolute $3/$6 game.

SpaceAce

[brazilio]

I don't even know why you're surprised, half the guys here who play at AP I know for a fact have spewed off 100BB+ because the software was so tilt-inducing.

[Kwaz]

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I don't even know why you're surprised, half the guys here who play at AP I know for a fact have spewed off 100BB+ because the software was so tilt-inducing.

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What?