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Originally posted by Omega_Blue yeah, he's from madison originally right?

Yep, pretty sure he went to UW and dropped out to play poker. Looks like that turned out alright for him

well ya left out who was big blind, and where you were.

Plus your pre flop raise, was it at least 3 times the blinds?




Me, I would have folded, but would have been pissed when they turned their cards over. but thats how you play. The flop was not nice to you, you were out of position. Good players can fold great hands.



live and learn.

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Originally posted by Boomer187 well ya left out who was big blind, and where you were. Plus your pre flop raise, was it at least 3 times the blinds? Me, I would have folded, but would have been pissed when they turned their cards over. but thats how you play. The flop was not nice to you, you were out of position. Good players can fold great hands. live and learn.

true dat, i never thought about it like that. preflop- big blind automatically calls, everyone before me folds, i raise 2 times the blind (blinds were 100/200, i raised another 200) guy after me calls, small blind calls, big blind folds.

flop- small blind all in, i call, dude after me calls. and then i lose.

so yeah, i was out of position.. but come on.. pocket queens. fuck

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Originally posted by Omega_Blue true dat, i never thought about it like that. preflop- big blind automatically calls, everyone before me folds, i raise 2 times the blind (blinds were 100/200, i raised another 200) guy after me calls, small blind calls, big blind folds. flop- small blind all in, i call, dude after me calls. and then i lose. so yeah, i was out of position.. but come on.. pocket queens. fuck

ohhh, u called an all in and then another guy calls you two. I thought you called two people that went all in. If there were two people all in let em duke it out, but this is different.

Not a bad call short stacked, just an unlucky beat. but now you know what to look out for.