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Handnr: 636041
Submitted by : SpoR

PokerStars Game #25110249064: Tournament #141989497, $3.00+$0.40 Holdem No Limit - Level III (25/50) - 2009/02/19 5:13:51 ET
Table 141989497 1 9-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: Jerm_nz (1530 in chips)
Seat 2: alkynet (1740 in chips)
Seat 4: SiberiAAn (2135 in chips)
Seat 6: seattlenutz (3015 in chips)
Seat 7: sd .leggett (1870 in chips)
Seat 8: ROU13 (1765 in chips)
Seat 9: Hero (1445 in chips)
alkynet: posts small blind 25
SiberiAAn: posts big blind 50

Holecards
Dealt to Hero QcAd
Hero said, "told"
Hero said, "u"
seattlenutz: calls 50
sd .leggett: folds
ROU13: folds
Hero: raises 100 to 150
Jerm_nz: folds
alkynet: calls 125
SiberiAAn: folds
seattlenutz: calls 100

Flop (Pot : $500.00)

   4sQhTh
alkynet: checks
seattlenutz: bets 100
Hero: raises 300 to 400
alkynet: folds
seattlenutz: calls 300

Turn (Pot : $1,300.00)

   4sQhThTd
seattlenutz: bets 900
alkynet said, "UY"
Hero said, "so ****ing lucky"
Hero said, "jesus christ"
alkynet said, "WAIT"
Hero: folds
Uncalled bet (900) returned to seattlenutz
alkynet said, "THINK"
seattlenutz collected 1300 from pot
seattlenutz: shows JhQs (two pair, Queens and Tens)

Summary
Total pot 1300 | Rake 0
Board  4sQhThTd
Seat 1: Jerm_nz (button) folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 2: alkynet (small blind) folded on the Flop
Seat 4: SiberiAAn (big blind) folded before Flop
Seat 6: seattlenutz collected (1300)
Seat 7: sd .leggett folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 8: ROU13 folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 9: Hero folded on the Turn

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SpoR   United States. Feb 19 2009 05:23. Posts 1254

30/8/0.8 stats
and these are my notes for him:


 
c/ x2 on SB w/ JQo c/ x3 T58cc, min bet/c x2RR J, c/ A (2nd pair/gutshot)
x15 on SB w/ AJs sm bet /c RR x5 AI K78cc, (A-nothing)
x5 late w/ TT (Showed hand)
x5 late w/ AQs (Showed hand)
c/ BB w/ J7s c/c min bet 378ss, c/ 3/4 pot 8, 2/5 bet J (mid pair)
limp/c x3 utg w/ JQo 1/5 pot c/ x4 RR QT4hh, AI (900) Td (showd hand, put me on Q-rag, lol/)



I was so damned close to calling, Its just as easy for him to have a T as a Q. I totally put him on a hand like KTo.

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ZERG!Last edit: 19/02/2009 05:26

gororokgororok   Netherlands. Feb 19 2009 05:24. Posts 3940

bad bad bad


terrybunny19240   United States. Feb 19 2009 05:24. Posts 13829

yep, pretty easy call


gororokgororok   Netherlands. Feb 19 2009 05:26. Posts 3940

preflop bad, flop badish, turn bad

preflop make it 200 since there is already a limper.
flop, since he bet out 100, make it 500 instead of 400.
turn easiest shove ever.

 Last edit: 19/02/2009 05:28

SpoR   United States. Feb 19 2009 05:27. Posts 1254


  On February 19 2009 04:26 gororokgororok wrote:
preflop bad, flop good, turn bad

Why is that bad PF?

ZERG!Last edit: 19/02/2009 05:27

disCord   United States. Feb 19 2009 05:32. Posts 1005

because u should be raising it more since there is already a limper.


gororokgororok   Netherlands. Feb 19 2009 05:39. Posts 3940

Also if he has a ten wouldn't he be checkraising it more likely?


SpoR   United States. Feb 19 2009 05:42. Posts 1254


  On February 19 2009 04:39 gororokgororok wrote:
Also if he has a ten wouldn't he be checkraising it more likely?


No, if you look at my notes he min bets flop, which is exactly what he did. Hitting the trip card ad moving me all in was totally unexpected.

ZERG!Last edit: 19/02/2009 06:01

SpoR   United States. Feb 19 2009 05:59. Posts 1254


  On February 19 2009 04:32 disCord wrote:
because u should be raising it more since there is already a limper.



he's the limper, and he would call the +50 more raise regardless. He was isolated either way I would have probably RR'd 400 if the pot was 700 and if raised his same 100.

ZERG!Last edit: 19/02/2009 06:05

 

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