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Handnr: 12337
Submitted by : Ket

PokerStars Game #4116754895: Hold'em No Limit ($3/$6) - 2006/02/27 - 11:46:11 (ET)
Table 'Signe' Seat #5 is the button
Seat 1: Mizuno MX20 ($1286.65 in chips)
Seat 2: paxer ($591 in chips)
Seat 3: bam27bam ($177.25 in chips)
Seat 4: traviscollum ($409.50 in chips)
Seat 5: Born2DogBaby ($709.25 in chips)
Seat 6: dlgilbert ($694.40 in chips)
dlgilbert: posts small blind $3
Mizuno MX20: posts big blind $6

Holecards
Dealt to Born2DogBaby QdQs
paxer: folds
paxer leaves the table
bam27bam: folds
traviscollum: folds
Born2DogBaby: raises $15 to $21
dlgilbert: raises $129 to $150
Mizuno MX20: folds
Born2DogBaby: raises $559.25 to $709.25 and is all-in
dlgilbert: calls $544.40 and is all-in

Flop (Pot : $1424.5)

   7c2d5s

Turn (Pot : $1424.5)

   7c2d5s8h

River (Pot : $1424.5)

   7c2d5s8hTd

Showdown
dlgilbert: shows AdKd (high card Ace)
Born2DogBaby: shows QdQs (a pair of Queens)
Born2DogBaby collected $1391.80 from pot
dlgilbert leaves the table

Summary
Total pot $1394.80 | Rake $3
Board  7c2d5s8hTd
Seat 1: Mizuno MX20 (big blind) folded before Flop
Seat 2: paxer folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 3: bam27bam folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 4: traviscollum folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: Born2DogBaby (button) showed QdQs and won ($1391.80) with a pair of Queens
Seat 6: dlgilbert (small blind) showed AdKd and lost with high card Ace

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[vital]Myth    United States. Feb 27 2006 10:21. Posts 12159

nh

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Eh, I can go a few more orbits in life, before taxes blind me out - PoorUser 

sucker   United Kingdom. Feb 27 2006 10:22. Posts 529

nice hand

hang on tightly, let go lightly 

Eerik   Estonia. Feb 27 2006 10:24. Posts 1307

how did you know tho?

hm. 

Ket    United Kingdom. Feb 27 2006 10:27. Posts 8665

u really think AA/KK EVER overbets like that? ;x


Eerik   Estonia. Feb 27 2006 10:30. Posts 1307

yea, figured as much.
its 6handed as well i guess ;p

hm. 

Joe   Czech Republic. Feb 27 2006 10:32. Posts 5987

u like racing ket?

there is a light at the end of the tunnel... (but sometimes the tunnel is long and deep as hell) 

Ket    United Kingdom. Feb 27 2006 10:54. Posts 8665

hehe Joe,

i think push is easily most +ev move here, wayy better than calling, given i put him on a fairly premium range EXCEPT the cards AA/KK (since he would want value instead of overbet where i most likely fold given my raise range). i think he has AK/JJ/TT most likely.

if he has AK i prolly lose money trying to represent AAA/KKK/tptk if A/K flops, and if he doesnt pair flop, hes less likely to give me action than i am to give him action when he does. so clearly push preflop is better, this way i have a coinflip with huge fold equity preflop to take his 150$ overbet (if i push and he has a brain, he has to deem it VERY likely i have him dominated with AA/KK, if he calls anyway which he did in this case - OMG DONK - its a coinflip in the worst case scenario)

if he has TT/JJ push preflop is better than trap flop since its too likely an overcard flops killing the action (flat call trap is only good for AAvKK/QQ ish situations), and i have him owned if he calls.

no other option, if i really believe theres 0% chance he has AA/KK, i HAVE to push here instead of flatcall, its clearly best.

and yeah, races are fun


Nazgul    Netherlands. Feb 27 2006 10:58. Posts 7080


  On February 27 2006 09:24 Eerik wrote:
how did you know tho?


:|

strange question when someone devotes 3/4 of his stack on a coin

You almost twin-caracked his AK - JonnyCosmo 

Eerik   Estonia. Feb 27 2006 11:01. Posts 1307

well, what i meant was - "how did you know you werent behind?"
nevermind, i'm really not seeing how id ever play qq like that without a really good read.

hm.Last edit: 27/02/2006 11:04

sharK   United States. Feb 27 2006 13:38. Posts 161

nice way to start off on a new level of stakes, congrats

yoshhh 

TalentedTom    Canada. Feb 27 2006 14:24. Posts 20070

i play QQ the same way

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