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holding AQ
3players of 6
called 500 bet
flop Q 3 5
someone bet 500 i raised 1600 he called
turn 7
i went all in 2400
he called
river 9
he was holding 77 so hit 3 of kind
was i to aggressive or did i not bet enough on flop
3players of 6
called 500 bet
flop Q 3 5
someone bet 500 i raised 1600 he called
turn 7
i went all in 2400
he called
river 9
he was holding 77 so hit 3 of kind
was i to aggressive or did i not bet enough on flop
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Oh that is such rubbish play, you really are so bad you should definetely give it up.
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no moves
why i was well in front |
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Just a bad beat, move on.
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When you chose the forum
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give it up you know you'll feel better.
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no moves
u are such a jerk been playing for years the guy got lucky hitting 7 on the turn no moves play u right now 500 h2h |
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by betting stronger on the flop when you in front would have seen you take the pot - (in theory :) ).
Happens all the time (to me at least) - not having the balls to put the *****in. lives and learns. keep on. good luck. |
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I think you originally posted on here in order that people would tell you how wonderful a player you were, and you only reason you lost was that you were unlucky. its my belief that you soul purpose of putting this topic up was for people to massage your ego.
After all your last post didn't sound as though you lacked confidence actually you sounded quite arrogant. |
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not true
just wanted to know if i played hand correct someone said in the club i played it wrong only thing i did wrong was checking the flop or didnt check/raise enough lesson learnt next time i will bet big with that flop |
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why go allin on the turn
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half my *****were already in the pot
i wasnt going to check had to bet thought the hand was enough to win |
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letting that turn come out cost you - next time don't let it come out - be brave!!
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i would have been all in after the flop
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You made a mistake due to not planning at all.
1. flop - you bet, what if he raises - you gotta fold 2. you bet half on the flop and then go all-in on the turn (which did not help you at all) - basically if he calls you are probably beaten, so that move has no value unless he made a mistake calling the flop (which, admittedly, he did) I would go all-in on the flop or just check it and see what happens, never would do it like you did. So yes, badly played, he played badly too except he was luckier. Such is life. |
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Why have you asked the same question both on the poker forum and on the general forum.
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to double check imo
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Depends on your opponent's AF and previous plays
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don't go all in with a pair against a set.
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What did you pt him on when he called your 1600 raise after the flop?
Honestly |