Show hand : 111697

Handnr: 111697
Submitted by : Joe

***** Hand History for Game 5490397943 *****
$100 NL Texas Hold'em - Friday, December 08, 10:29:16 ET 2006
Table Table 127039 (Real Money)
Seat 4 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: Golthar ( $67.55 )
Seat 3: hazzebrazze ( $206.60 )
Seat 4: CEBEP86 ( $151.03 )
Seat 5: SEGE82 ( $124.58 )
Seat 6: YCRYULOST ( $20.50 )
Seat 2: Joeeeik ( $98.50 )
SEGE82 posts small blind [$0.50].
YCRYULOST posts big blind [$1].

Holecards
Dealt to Joeeeik
Golthar calls [$1]
Joeeeik raises [$5]
hazzebrazze folds
CEBEP86 folds
SEGE82 folds
YCRYULOST folds
Golthar calls [$4]

Flop (Pot : $11.5)

   
Golthar checks
Joeeeik bets [$10]
Golthar calls [$10]

Turn (Pot : $31.5)

   
Golthar checks
Joeeeik bets [$20]
Golthar is all-In [$52.55]
Joeeeik calls [$32.55]

River (Pot : $136.6)

   
Joeeeik shows a pair of Kings.
Golthar shows two pairs, Aces and Fives.
Golthar wins $133.60 from the main pot with two pairs, Aces and Fives.

Comments

Joe   Czech Republic. Dec 08 2006 08:34. Posts 5987 after i had decided to bet turn (which i now consider a mistake given the stacks), can i actually fold it to his allin raise? i mean, its pretty obvious i am beat, but with odds that huge, i have 2 outs (probably) and there is always the very slight chance of him bluffing or just overplaying something like 66, 76, ... anyone fold after the raise? there is a light at the end of the tunnel... (but sometimes the tunnel is long and deep as hell)

Gumster   Sweden. Dec 08 2006 08:49. Posts 2291 depends on the player, is he the kind of player that'd bluff like that? i'd probably fold this most of the time Do not push the river, it will flow by itself. - Polish proverb

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