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2-7 TD 0.50/1.00 - line check
PokerStars Game #13014292168: Triple Draw 2-7 Lowball Limit ($0.50/$1.00) - 2007/11/03 - 12:04:35 (ET)
Table 'Seginus' 6-max Seat #2 is the button Seat 1: Hero ($20 in chips) Seat 2: FolderA ($14.05 in chips) Seat 3: FolderB ($7.75 in chips) Seat 4: PlayerA ($2.10 in chips) Seat 5: PlayerB ($31.10 in chips) Seat 6: Villain ($25.75 in chips) FolderB: posts small blind $0.25 PlayerA: posts big blind $0.50 Hero: posts big blind $0.50 *** DEALING HANDS *** Dealt to Hero [2c 7s Ac 6d 3h] PlayerB: calls $0.50 Villain: calls $0.50 Hero: raises $0.50 to $1 FolderA: folds FolderB: folds PlayerA: calls $0.50 PlayerB: calls $0.50 Villain: calls $0.50 *** FIRST DRAW *** PlayerA: discards 4 cards PlayerB: discards 3 cards Villain: discards 2 cards Hero: discards 1 card [Ac] Dealt to Hero [2c 7s 6d 3h] [8s] PlayerA: checks PlayerB: checks Villain: checks Hero: bets $0.50 PlayerA: folds PlayerB: calls $0.50 Villain: calls $0.50 *** SECOND DRAW *** PlayerB: discards 1 card Villain: discards 1 card Hero: stands pat on [2c 7s 6d 3h 8s] PlayerB: checks Villain: checks Hero: bets $1 PlayerB: calls $1 Villain: calls $1 *** THIRD DRAW *** PlayerB: discards 1 card Villain: stands pat First hand at the table, which is why I posted out of position. Do I discard my 8 here on the third draw? With Villain ready to call my pat hand down, I'm thinking that an 8-7-6 is no good. It seems quite obvious that Villain has a made 8 -- a made 7 would have probably bet or C/R'd after the second draw. A made 9 might be willing to call me down heads up, but with PlayerB still drawing, I don't see Villain standing pat on a 9. Is breaking up the 8-7-6 standard here, a judgment call, or is it terrible? |
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