PokerStars Game #16474398845:  Hold'em No Limit ($0.10/$0.25) - 2008/04/04 - 04:34:14 (ET)
Table 'Gadolin' 9-max Seat #2 is the button
Seat 1: [TA]Punisher ($18.65 in chips) 
Seat 2: ANDROzz ($8.75 in chips) 
Seat 3: Hero  ($24.75 in chips) 
Seat 4: paynekilla82 ($7.50 in chips) 
Seat 5: Funny_Fresh1 ($21.05 in chips) 
Seat 6: drewwid ($25 in chips) 
Seat 7: Brian Wayne ($28.45 in chips) 
Seat 8: choytham ($57.15 in chips) 
Seat 9: ur.a.mag ($27.20 in chips) 
Hero : posts small blind $0.10
paynekilla82: posts big blind $0.25
Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to Hero  
 
Funny_Fresh1: calls $0.25
drewwid: folds 
Brian Wayne: folds 
choytham: calls $0.25
ur.a.mag: raises $1.25 to $1.50
[TA]Punisher: folds 
ANDROzz: folds 
Hero : calls $1.40
paynekilla82 is disconnected 
paynekilla82 is connected 
paynekilla82: folds 
Funny_Fresh1: calls $1.25
choytham: calls $1.25
Flop(Odds) (Pot : $6.25)
    

 
Hero : checks 
Funny_Fresh1: checks 
choytham: checks 
paynekilla82 leaves the table
ur.a.mag: bets $3
Mantaz joins the table at seat #4 
Hero : calls $3
Funny_Fresh1: calls $3
choytham: folds 
Turn(Odds) (Pot : $15.25)
    


 
Hero : bets $8
Funny_Fresh1: folds 
ur.a.mag: raises $8 to $16
Hero  said, "KK is good"
Hero  said, "w/e"
Hero : raises $4.25 to $20.25 and is all-in
ur.a.mag: calls $4.25
River (Pot : $55.75)
    



 
Showdown
Hero : shows 
  (a full house, Threes full of Nines)
ur.a.mag: mucks hand 
Hero  collected $53 from pot
Summary
Total pot $55.75 | Rake $2.75 
Board  




Seat 1: [TA]Punisher folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 2: ANDROzz (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 3: Hero  (small blind) showed 
  and won ($53) with a full house, Threes full of Nines
Seat 4: paynekilla82 (big blind) folded before Flop
Seat 5: Funny_Fresh1 folded on the Turn
Seat 6: drewwid folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 7: Brian Wayne folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 8: choytham folded on the Flop
Seat 9: ur.a.mag mucked 
 
1
                            
                              | 
                            lachlan   Australia. Apr 04 2008 02:38. Posts 6991 |    |  |  
                            i knew this guy had aces, and he had an aggression factor of like 6 or something 
 
what is my line 
 
please ignore above  hand... i know my line is pretty gay   
 
but i wanted to avoid C/R flop in case that would put him off aces  |  
  |      | 
                           |  
 
  | 
1
                            
                              | 
                            lachlan   Australia. Apr 04 2008 02:39. Posts 6991 |    |  |  
                            i knew he had aces btw cos he only raised once before out of like 300 hands  |  
  |      | 
                           |  
 
  | 
1
                            
                              | 
                            lachlan   Australia. Apr 04 2008 02:40. Posts 6991 |    |  |  | 
                             |      | 
                           |  
 
  | 
1
                            
                              | 
                            collegesucks   United States. Apr 04 2008 02:47. Posts 5780 |    |  |  
                            rofl i like the line as most people don't realize that the turn lead for half pot is usually v v strong and they almost always raise  |  
  |      
                          |   | Last edit: 04/04/2008 02:49 |  
  |  
 
  | 
0
                            
                              | 
                            TheHuHu   United States. Apr 04 2008 02:49. Posts 4271 |    |  |  
                            I rather raise flop than lead or c/r turn because the latter shows way too much strength and I will sometimes fold KK/AA in that spot... If someone raises my flop bet I'm most likely getting it in on this board.  |  
  |      
                          | I have always wanted to quote myself. - Me |   |  
  |  
 
  | 
1
                            
                              | 
                            r2!!   Colombia. Apr 04 2008 02:51. Posts 123 |    |  |  
                            i woulda c/r the flop ,  AA KK will call anyway  |  
  |      
 
  | 
1
                            
                              | 
                            collegesucks   United States. Apr 04 2008 02:52. Posts 5780 |    |  |  
                            sometimes i think it's easier to get the money in this way vs. overpairs instead of raising flop to like 10 ish or whatever.. even though i believe this guy would have probably shoved flop anyway 
 
like sometimes i lead turn and when they call, i've set myself up a shove on the river and im pretty sure i get called by every overpair and sometimes top pair since they slowly committed themselves to doom 
 
obv standard is raise flop but on a dry board like this i think you're allowed to fuck around a little bit  |  
  |      
                          |   | Last edit: 04/04/2008 02:53 |  
  |  
 
  | 
1
                            
                              | 
                            kimseongchan   United States. Apr 04 2008 02:54. Posts 2089 |    |  |  
                            i would probably just c/c two streets and get it in on the river; try to get one more call out of the other player and the board is pretty safe  |  
  |      
 
  | 
1
                            
                              | 
                            KeanuReaver   United States. Apr 04 2008 02:58. Posts 2022 |    |  |  
                            played well imo 
c/r'ing the flop is a terrible idea btw  |  
  |      
                          | and the endurance required for MMA, which has actions like punching and kicking bone and muscle with 1000-2500 PSI.  - Taco |   |  
  |  
 
  | 
1
                            
                              | 
                            collegesucks   United States. Apr 04 2008 02:58. Posts 5780 |    |  |  
                            i dunno man 
 
i think the guy in between is more likely to call the smaller turn lead than a huge 3/4+ bet from the guy in position  |  
  |      
 
  | 
 |