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Posted: Thu, 29 Dec 2005, 7:50am Post subject: "This CD cost me $20 :p" |
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One Pair

Joined: 22 Dec 2005
Posts: 16 WPP: 163
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I have to post this where someone might actually see it.
I included a little note in the case. I was burning a CD for a friend and playing poker. I'm only breaking even and the all of a sudden I can't click anything. Arghh. I watch miserably as I slowly fold KQo in MP, would have hit two pair on the flop (KQJ), and full house on the turn (Kings full of Queens). On the flop I get a perfect read that the guy sitting to my left flopped broadway. When the second King comes on the turn the guy to my right goes all-in. I'm thinking he has KJ, KQ, or just trips. I would have had the nuts either way and at worst we'd have split Broadway's stack. Broadway goes all-in. River is a blank. My read is dead on and Broadway shows ATo. Guy on my right flips JJ, Jacks full of Kings. Oh my god, I'd have destacked them both!
What kills me about this is I hadn't been making any headaway for about an hour and then I 'lose' like that
I don't think I'm going to be able to convince my friend that he owes me $20 either
It's nowhere near as bad as this, though (thank god). |
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Posted: Sat, 31 Dec 2005, 4:00pm Post subject: |
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One Pair

Joined: 22 Dec 2005
Posts: 16 WPP: 163
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Stopped nut-camping and tried to play poker. Lost my stack KQo vs KJo in a ring game.
Villain overplays TPGK/TPNK.
Limp in (coutnerplay).
Flop: KT4
TP2K, I pot it, raised, call.
Turn: Q
I push hoping he has KT. I know he doesn't have AK. He calls.
River: A
He did have KJ and hit his gutshot. Good for you, dickweed.
Back to nut camping. |
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