damn.. i knew this guy had me too when he went all in over the top after my re-raise on the turn.. but i just couldnt lay it down.. just couldnt...



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Hand #10101962-17157 at Scotch Plains (No Limit Hold'em)
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Started at 17/Dec/05 21:49:38

Chex Play is at seat 0 with $13.75.
boosh2208 is at seat 1 with $9.85.
white189 is at seat 2 with $7.50 (sitting out).
Solid_Rock is at seat 3 with $15.
Eclipse2005 is at seat 4 with $12.10.
pokkettz is at seat 5 with $12.81.
gfabb is at seat 6 with $8.
MarkoSharko is at seat 7 with $8.80.
DiggsWell is at seat 8 with $1.80.
scamartist is at seat 9 with $12.27.
The button is at seat 3.

Eclipse2005 posts the small blind of $.05.
pokkettz posts the big blind of $.10.

Chex Play: -- --
boosh2208: -- --
Solid_Rock: -- --
Eclipse2005: Jc Qc
pokkettz: -- --
gfabb: -- --
MarkoSharko: -- --
DiggsWell: -- --
scamartist: -- --

Pre-flop:

gfabb calls. MarkoSharko folds. DiggsWell folds.
scamartist folds. Chex Play folds. boosh2208 calls.
Solid_Rock folds. Eclipse2005 calls. pokkettz
checks.

Flop (board: 9c 2c Td):

Eclipse2005 checks. pokkettz checks. gfabb checks.
boosh2208 bets $.10. Eclipse2005 raises to $.40.
pokkettz calls. gfabb folds. boosh2208 calls.

Turn (board: 9c 2c Td Kc):

Eclipse2005 bets $1.60. pokkettz raises to $3.20.
boosh2208 calls. Eclipse2005 re-raises to $6.60.
pokkettz goes all-in for $12.31. boosh2208 folds.
Eclipse2005 goes all-in for $11.60. pokkettz is
returned $.71 (uncalled).

River (board: 9c 2c Td Kc 3c):

(no action in this round)




Showdown:

pokkettz shows 8c Ac.
pokkettz has 8c Ac 9c Kc 3c: flush, ace high.
Eclipse2005 shows Jc Qc.
Eclipse2005 has Jc Qc 9c Kc 3c: flush, king high.


Hand #10101962-17157 Summary:

$1.40 is raked from a pot of $28.
pokkettz wins $26.60 with flush, ace high.
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lol, I go broke every time. No big deal.

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Yup, I get stacked there too.

definately, just a cold deck for you there.

I'm getting busted here also

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You didnt raise enough after the flop...just making it 40 cents wont make people think twice... Had you done that (make it like $1 or $1.50 at that point), he might've reraised you a lot ealier, and you couldve saved yourself money by folding.
Either way, once you saw the river, all he needed was that one Ace of clubs, and you shouldve folded to that likelihood, based on the way he had played the entire hand beforehand.

Sorry dude. Hope you get the ace next time!

Easy Fold on 6th street......

Seriously though, I don;t like getting all my money in here on the turn. I would have prefered to flat call this. But, We are still pretty much committed to the pot anyways so now or later doesn't matter. What I'm kinda thinking here is if a 4th club comes on the river, and he still gets aggressive, then we can let this go. But yeah, 90% of the time, I'm putting it in eventually here.

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The only chaneg I may make is to call his re-raise, not re-re-raise....regardless he is getting the rest of your stack on the river. Not much you can do here.

This is one of those flush over flushes I was talking about a few threads ago when Beav said I was worrying to much. I think it was the Jd 4d thread from last week. I think this actually proves beav's case...why worry, you are going to get stacked anyway if he has the higher flush!

i think the biggest mistake i made playing that hand was not raising enough on the flop.. instead of raising to 40c, i should have made it 75c-1.00.. i think thats what got me bitten in the ass

If you think about it, only 1 flush beats you. Ask yourself what else he could have here: the answer is just about any flush, 2 pair (KT, K9?), etc. If you just figure he's got a flush, there's only 1 better than yours.

I bet that 3 out of 4 times you find yourself in this situation, you opponent turns over a hand you have beat.