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Handnr: 777930
Submitted by : terrybunny19240

Full Tilt Poker Game #16755655759: Table Cypresswood (6 max, ante, deep) - $0.50/$1 Ante $0.20 - No Limit Hold'em - 22:52:40 ET - 2009/12/12
Seat 1: Night2o11 ($466.70)
Seat 2: bfelds ($200)
Seat 4: balsout ($231.45)
Seat 5: pquiggley73 ($200)
Night2o11 antes $0.20
bfelds antes $0.20
pquiggley73 antes $0.20
balsout antes $0.20
bfelds posts the small blind of $0.50
balsout posts the big blind of $1
The button is in seat #1

Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to Night2o11
pquiggley73 folds
pquiggley73 adds $0.20
Night2o11 raises to $3
bfelds folds
bfelds adds $0.70
balsout calls $2

Flop(Odds) (Pot : $6.50)


balsout checks
Night2o11 has 15 seconds left to act
Night2o11 bets $5
balsout raises to $14.20
Night2o11 has 15 seconds left to act
Night2o11 has requested TIME
Night2o11 calls $9.20

Turn(Odds) (Pot : $34.90)


balsout has 15 seconds left to act
balsout has requested TIME
balsout bets $23.80
Night2o11 has 15 seconds left to act
Night2o11 has requested TIME
Night2o11 calls $23.80

River (Pot : $82.50)


balsout has 15 seconds left to act
balsout has requested TIME
balsout bets $58.30
Night2o11 has 15 seconds left to act
Night2o11 has requested TIME
Night2o11 calls $58.30

Showdown
balsout shows a pair of Twos
Night2o11 shows a pair of Eights
Night2o11 wins the pot ($197.90) with a pair of Eights

Summary
Total pot $199.90 | Rake $2
Board:
Seat 1: Night2o11 (button) showed and won ($197.90) with a pair of Eights
Seat 2: bfelds (small blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 4: balsout (big blind) showed and lost with a pair of Twos
Seat 5: pquiggley73 folded before the Flop

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Helmet Philippines. Dec 12 2009 22:59. Posts 930

wow! good call. what made you do it?

People who are brash and not image focused, people who are the opposite of sycophantic are maybe stereotypically the most trustworthy. - Steal City

terrybunny19240 United States. Dec 12 2009 23:02. Posts 13829

game flow, card elimination, read/feel on his tendencies

thumbz555 United States. Dec 12 2009 23:07. Posts 3281

bowling balls for testicles

I click buttons.

player999 Brasil. Dec 12 2009 23:11. Posts 7978

nice

Browsing through your hand histories makes me wonder that you might not be aware these games are possibly play money. Have you ever tried to cash out? - Kapol

joLin United States. Dec 12 2009 23:12. Posts 3818

On December 12 2009 21:59 Helmet wrote:
wow! good call. what made you do it?

hand of the week EV imo.

YoUr_KiLLeR @ TL

bane United States. Dec 12 2009 23:14. Posts 2379

On December 12 2009 22:02 Night2o1 wrote:
game flow, card elimination, read/feel on his tendencies

clicked buttons hoped for best

terrybunny19240 United States. Dec 12 2009 23:18. Posts 13829

Helmet Philippines. Dec 12 2009 23:20. Posts 930

On December 12 2009 22:14 bane wrote:

Show nested quote +
On December 12 2009 22:02 Night2o1 wrote:
game flow, card elimination, read/feel on his tendencies

clicked buttons hoped for best

no... i really think it's a good call if villain was obviously getting out of line. just to show him 'hey i know what you're up to'... tho i prefer reraising the flop or shoving the turn since i want to end all this bullshit right away.

People who are brash and not image focused, people who are the opposite of sycophantic are maybe stereotypically the most trustworthy. - Steal City

terrybunny19240 United States. Dec 12 2009 23:23. Posts 13829

On December 12 2009 22:20 Helmet wrote:

Show nested quote +
On December 12 2009 22:14 bane wrote:

On December 12 2009 22:02 Night2o1 wrote:
game flow, card elimination, read/feel on his tendencies

clicked buttons hoped for best

no... i really think it's a good call if villain was obviously getting out of line. just to show him 'hey i know what you're up to'... tho i prefer reraising the flop or shoving the turn since i want to end all this bullshit right away.

i prefer to win money

Helmet Philippines. Dec 12 2009 23:24. Posts 930

On December 12 2009 22:23 Night2o1 wrote:

Show nested quote +
On December 12 2009 22:20 Helmet wrote:

On December 12 2009 22:14 bane wrote:

On December 12 2009 22:02 Night2o1 wrote:
game flow, card elimination, read/feel on his tendencies

clicked buttons hoped for best

no... i really think it's a good call if villain was obviously getting out of line. just to show him 'hey i know what you're up to'... tho i prefer reraising the flop or shoving the turn since i want to end all this bullshit right away.

i prefer to win money

cool nothing wrong with that

People who are brash and not image focused, people who are the opposite of sycophantic are maybe stereotypically the most trustworthy. - Steal City

terrybunny19240 United States. Dec 12 2009 23:26. Posts 13829

just playing with u

but I do think its silly to rebluff with the best hand when you put your enemy on a bluff and especially if you judge them likely to keep barreling

Helmet Philippines. Dec 12 2009 23:30. Posts 930

On December 12 2009 22:26 Night2o1 wrote:
just playing with u

but I do think its silly to rebluff with the best hand when you put your enemy on a bluff and especially if you judge them likely to keep barreling

gotchya. thanks for the tip.

People who are brash and not image focused, people who are the opposite of sycophantic are maybe stereotypically the most trustworthy. - Steal City

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