Friday, October 23, 2009
4 hands and Out
I played my usual Thursday night live tournament. We had just under 60 players. Four hands in I get dealt A10h on the button. With 3 limpers to me and blinds at 100/200 I raised it to 600. Small and big blind folded. Got two callers from the original 3 limpers.. Flop comes 10,9,2. Guy bets out 1700. The other limper folded. Action on me. I am sitting there looking at high pair and high kicker. That's a huge bet. I looked at all possibilities. Did he have pocket pair and match the board?? Possible but not likely. Did he have an over pair like Jacks or Queens. He would have raised preflop. Did he have like KQ and figure he was good? So what did he have?? I though maybe K,10 or A,10 or maybe A9. I thought a long time and looking at my chip stack as we start with 5000 chips and realized that I was already down to 4000 with my preflop raise and having just paid small and big blind. Just calling only left me with 2300 in chips and I thought I was at least good. I pushed all in. He called. He had 10, 9 off suit. Yep. He hit two pair on the flop. I was floored. The turn and river gave me no help and I was out. There was no way that I put him on that hand... Isn't poker fun???
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They say there's no accounting for taste. There's no accounting for donks, either. Tough luck.
ReplyDeleteTHanks Memphis. You just have to shake your head on that one
ReplyDeleteA couple of years ago, Gus Hansen was out of the WSOP on the very first hand.
ReplyDeleteThat Darvin Moon at this year's WSOP is having the most incredible luck. That's the problem with finishing a few months later - his momentum will probably be over.
Happy holidays! Hope you're doing okay.
ReplyDeleteHere's wishing you a great 2010!
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