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Old 03-22-2006, 09:48 PM
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This could be interesting.

First round in a 3,000 chip, 45 person tourney. About four or five hands in, blinds are 25/50.

In the big blind, I'm dealt

One limper and the small blind calls too. I raise to 200. Limper calls, small blind folds.

Flop is

I raise 200. He re-raises to 400. I'm not seeing much to be worried about except the possibility of a flush/straight draw. I re-raise to 600 to see how serious he is. He calls.

Turn is

I raise 500 pretty quick. He calls instantly.

River is

Now there's the possibility of a flush or a straight (even a straight flush) and if he held PPs and made his set (like I was beginning to suspect) he won't have seen anything that scared him. I check, fully expecting to be pushed off. But he checks too.

What did he have?
  
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I'll say he had two pair. Only because your last paragraph made it sound like he had a real junk hand.

3's and 7's
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2's and 7's
that would be hilarious if he caught running two pair holding 72 LOL
  
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I have a feeling you got outkicked My guess is A 10 offsuit
  
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im going to go out on a limb and say he had pocket 8s
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Wild guess... Pocket JJ's played pretty poorly.
  
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All decent guesses.

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Boggles my mind. Not only did he put in almost half his stack on a flush draw (he put in 1,300 of a stack which had barely changed from the starting 3,000) but when he actually made the flush and I checked round to him, he checked too. I just don't get it.

And he'd spent most of the first 10 minutes bragging about his top 10 finish at a £100 buy-in cash game the night before...
  
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its the check on the end that makes no sense to me!
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I think the check on the end shows the weakness of hitting the flush with low suited connectors. Its to weak to really bet and you can't call a reraise of any size so check is the safest play here to avoid the trap or bluff play.
  
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I think the check on the end shows the weakness of hitting the flush with low suited connectors. Its to weak to really bet and you can't call a reraise of any size so check is the safest play here to avoid the trap or bluff play.
under no circumstances i would say that just checking with a low flush could be argued as a good solid play.

However, i dont understand why he would stay til the river waiting on a heart and then get scared he has the low end of a flush when he gets it. If he was scared of that then he would have been better in the long run just folded at the flop raise.
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