Show hand : 8970

Handnr: 8970
Submitted by : cariadon

***** Hand History for Game 3501977871 *****
$5 NL Texas Hold'em - Sunday, February 05, 20:11:18 EDT 2006
Table Beginners #1065416 (Real Money)
Seat 4 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 4: klondike2604 ( $6.84 )
Seat 7: KramerAA ( $11.44 )
Seat 3: grandpabaker ( $5.72 )
Seat 10: j8Mich ( $9.63 )
Seat 6: clamar1010 ( $3.67 )
Seat 5: PAPAPAJOE ( $2.56 )
Seat 1: skillzzz10 ( $4.16 )
Seat 8: thebigbadb ( $5.82 )
Seat 9: xxGdayMatexx ( $3.65 )
Seat 2: FadedWhisper ( $5.50 )
PAPAPAJOE posts small blind [$0.02].
clamar1010 posts big blind [$0.04].

Holecards
Dealt to KramerAA
KramerAA raises [$0.18].
thebigbadb calls [$0.18].
xxGdayMatexx folds.
j8Mich calls [$0.18].
skillzzz10 folds.
FadedWhisper folds.
grandpabaker folds.
klondike2604 calls [$0.18].
PAPAPAJOE folds.
clamar1010 folds.

Flop (Pot : $0.78)

   
KramerAA bets [$0.75].
thebigbadb calls [$0.75].
j8Mich is all-In [$9.45]
klondike2604 folds.
KramerAA is all-In [$10.51]
thebigbadb folds.

Turn (Pot : $22.24)

   

River (Pot : $22.24)

   
KramerAA shows a flush, king high.
j8Mich doesn't show two pairs, jacks and fours.
KramerAA wins $1.81 from side pot #1 with a flush, king high.
KramerAA wins $19.43 from the main pot with a

Comments

cariadon   Estonia. Feb 05 2006 18:15. Posts 4019 Okay i know i did something wrong here. Make it clear to me please ;p Is this what they call runner runner? must be my first if yes. 19.43$ is a lot for me ;p my biggest win so far !

sharK   United States. Feb 05 2006 19:24. Posts 161 well, not necessarily runner runner after the all-in, you could have won with a 2 or K on the turn/river or 2 consecutive hearts (runner runner) yoshhh

DarkXprT   Qatar. Feb 05 2006 19:37. Posts 1832 i've lost three of a kind in the flop to runner runner many many times.. it is SO anoying, even more in big pots where many people limped in. Learn from quotes.

TalentedTom    Canada. Feb 05 2006 22:01. Posts 20070 at this level this seems like a standard play its almost implossible to put people on hands just play tight / super aggresive good play Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light not our darkness that most frightens us and as we let our own lights shine we unconsciously give other people permision to do the same

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