Texas Hold'em $1-$1 NL (Real Money), #221,790,258
Table Funafuti, 21 Apr 2007 7:44 AM ET



Seat 5: Ntlzyjstdntc ($91.20 in chips)
Seat 7: kekkonen69 ($100 in chips)
Seat 9: teahupoo_xl ($67.45 in chips)
Seat 10: WhiteOwnage ($153.70 in chips)



ANTES/BLINDS
teahupoo_xl posts blind ($0.50), WhiteOwnage posts blind ($1), kekkonen69 posts blind ($1).

Dealt to teahupoo_xl

PRE-FLOP
Ntlzyjstdntc folds, kekkonen69 checks, teahupoo_xl bets $4, WhiteOwnage calls $3.50, kekkonen69 calls $3.50.

FLOP
teahupoo_xl bets $12, WhiteOwnage folds, kekkonen69 calls $12.

TURN
teahupoo_xl checks, kekkonen69 bets $1, teahupoo_xl calls $1.

RIVER
teahupoo_xl bets $5, kekkonen69 bets $82.50 and is all-in, teahupoo_xl folds.

SHOWDOWN
kekkonen69 wins $125.



SUMMARY
Dealer: kekkonen69
Pot: $127, (including rake: $2)
Ntlzyjstdntc, loses $0
kekkonen69, bets $100, collects $125, net $25
teahupoo_xl, loses $22.50
WhiteOwnage, loses $4.50

I think I played this one terribly. The more and more I think about it I think he had a flush. But I think check call on the river is the way to go.

Are you really giving him credit for a 10 here?

That turn bitch bet is weird, I pop him up to at least $25.

As played bet bigger on the river, $20-25 and call his shove.

Well I was $150 down for the session at that point and low on confidence.

I couldnt put him on JJ+ because he would raise pf

I figure the only hand he could have called the flop would be something with a 10/set.

Thats why I checked the turn.

I think check call on the river. But I really felt like he had a 10.

Anyway in the grand scheme of things that fold wasnt all that bad because I managed to come back and finish the session $80 up.

I think if Id have lost that I would have given up for the day.

Even if he has 77/44 you're still ahead. I'm paying off the 10 every time here I think.

Yeah thats what Im thinking now.

If I had been even for the day I definately wouldve paid to see if my read was correct.

If it was wrong, no biggy, I just won a $140 pot.

This hand made me LOL.

What a weird hand. That turn confuses the hell out of me.
I either lead out on the turn and piss myself if I get raised or check/raise his stupid little bet (and make it a good one.) If villain comes over the top of your C/R, it's an easy laydown.

I'm probably paying off quads on the river as well.