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Handnr: 769584
Submitted by : terrybunny19240
Full Tilt Poker Game #16196242718: Table Flute (6 max, deep) - $0.50/$1 - No Limit Hold'em - 15:30:51 ET - 2009/11/21
Seat 4: Big Boggy ($289.60)
Seat 5: Merly20 ($227.45)
Seat 6: Night2o11 ($360.65)
Big Boggy posts the small blind of $0.50
Merly20 posts the big blind of $1
The button is in seat #6
Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to Night2o11 
Night2o11 raises to $3
Big Boggy calls $2.50
Merly20 folds
Flop(Odds) (Pot : $7.00)
  
Big Boggy checks
Night2o11 bets $7
Big Boggy raises to $18
Night2o11 has 15 seconds left to act
Night2o11 raises to $44
Big Boggy calls $26
Turn(Odds) (Pot : $95.00)
Big Boggy checks
Night2o11 has 15 seconds left to act
Night2o11 bets $67
Big Boggy calls $67
River (Pot : $229.00)
Big Boggy bets $175.60, and is all in
Night2o11 has 15 seconds left to act
Night2o11 has requested TIME
Night2o11: wtf
Night2o11: this is so gay
Night2o11 calls $175.60
Showdown
Big Boggy shows  three of a kind, Sixes
Night2o11 shows a straight, Six high
Night2o11 wins the pot ($579.20) with a straight, Six high
Big Boggy adds $100
Summary
Total pot $580.20 | Rake $1
Board:
Seat 4: Big Boggy (small blind) showed and lost with three of a kind, Sixes
Seat 5: Merly20 (big blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 6: Night2o11 (button) showed and won ($579.20) with a straight, Six high
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I thought I flopped a straight btw
but I seriously slowrolled my whole timebank on this river, because I have no aggro history with this guy at ALL, and he has infact been quite passive. omg lol |
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lazymej Canada. Nov 21 2009 15:45. Posts 2897 | | |
lol you thought he had 47? u slowroller! |
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| | On November 21 2009 14:43 HeRoS)eNGagE wrote:
nice flop flat by him |
yeah I was trying to dissect his line cuz it was retarded but I decided he doesn't have a straight on the turn when he flats, maybe bad. At the same time he might flat 47 on turn because he could fear sets would fold. wtf I don't understand wtf he was doing
why would he flat 47 or any legitimate hand on flop I'm sooooo confused.
| | On November 21 2009 14:45 lazymej wrote:
lol you thought he had 47? u slowroller! |
yeah I serously slowrolled this guy for my whole normal time + 70second time bank. Its 3handed and he is 4tabling he must of been so pissed when I called and showed a str8 |
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| | Last edit: 21/11/2009 15:47 |
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BigRed0000  United States. Nov 21 2009 15:47. Posts 3554 | | |
If you were beat i'd have said he had 78 before 47 w/o seeing results, set is pretty much the last hand I expect him to turn up. I think you're right that he'd get 47 in on the turn, or flop. |
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| | On November 21 2009 14:47 BigRed0000 wrote:
If you were beat i'd have said he had 78 before 47 w/o seeing results, set is pretty much the last hand I expect him to turn up. I think you're right that he'd get 47 in on the turn, or flop. |
good point on 78 I hardly even thought about that. Maybe I'm getting tired lol |
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Oly United Kingdom. Nov 21 2009 15:49. Posts 3585 | | |
I don't think it's such a slowroll. The worry of 78, and him being a nit makes it a pretty gay spot.
edit: loooool just saw your post that you hadn't thought of 78! Maybe sleep time?? |
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lazymej Canada. Nov 21 2009 15:57. Posts 2897 | | |
| | On November 21 2009 14:48 Night2o1 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On November 21 2009 14:47 BigRed0000 wrote:
If you were beat i'd have said he had 78 before 47 w/o seeing results, set is pretty much the last hand I expect him to turn up. I think you're right that he'd get 47 in on the turn, or flop. |
good point on 78 I hardly even thought about that. Maybe I'm getting tired lol
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lmao i missed the 78 too
just woke up 
so you legitimately thought he had 47 then.. lollll
his line is retarded wtf |
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nh night
hows your sister doing |
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| Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light not our darkness that most frightens us and as we let our own lights shine we unconsciously give other people permision to do the same | |
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being crazy, but luckily outside of the house right this moment.
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