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Small blind | 75.00 | 75.00 | 3000.00 | ||
adrianne1 | Big blind | 150.00 | 225.00 | 1325.00 | |
Your hole cards |
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spornybol | Raise | 600.00 | 825.00 | 3860.00 | |
1 | All-in | 2990.00 | 3815.00 | 0.00 | |
seant | Fold | ||||
adrianne1 | Fold | ||||
spornybol | Call | 2390.00 | 6205.00 | 1470.00 | |
spornybol | Show |
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1 | Show |
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River | |||||
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1 | Win | Three Kings | 6205.00 | 6205.00 |
Comments
If you play a lot, it'll happen fairly often although I'm sure you know this - especially if you play on the micros where players are content to call All-Ins with paint and rubbish, although they'd never raise the pot with the same cards.Pure kite-flying, that will pay off some of the time.
Moral of the story is, I suppose, that you don't have to go All-In, and risk losing the lot, when you've got the best hand. Would you have shoved with your AAs after the flop had gone down - with KK on the board and after someone had called a hefty raise?
The boring bit for anyone interested:
(6/50) x (2/49 x 4/1) = (6/50) x (8/49).
Rounded to (6/50) x (1/6) = 6/300 = 1/50
Good cards.