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Old 07-08-2008, 06:44 PM     Post subject: First Posts #1 (permalink)  
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Greetings,

I'll be a regular poster here, so here are a few tidbits about myself:

I'm a 23/m residing in Oakville Ontario Canada. I started playing Texas Hold'em during September 2004 with my roommates @ our place. We now play every Sunday and Thursday night and the table ranges from between 6 and 12 people. The only professional I've played with is my roommates brother. Something Armstrong, last year he ranked 2nd in Canadian winnings behind Daniel Negraneau. We've played with him a few times, he took me out on a bad beat.

Anyways, enough of people other than myself. I can't tell you what style of player I am, because I'm fairly erratic. I suppose you could consider me an erratic player Lastnight I decided to start playing online for real money, then I discovered I had lost my credit card... so I'll get back to you on how that goes.

I've been browsing your forum for about a week now and I'd just like to say that it's the best site I've come across concerning this game. Ergo, my membership. Everyone on here seems very curtious, and I look forward to extending my own help.

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Old 07-08-2008, 06:58 PM #2 (permalink)  
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Hi guys, I'm new here but not to the game.

I believe your action was the right one. It we'd have seen this on a WPT final table, someone aggressive like Ivey would have pushed this hand, and that kind of play wins him tournaments. It was just unlucky you ran into some unstandard play with the rockets, you can't account for that. The main thing is you didn't put him on an 8.
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Old 07-08-2008, 06:59 PM #3 (permalink)  
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I play @ Empire Poker and was wondering in your opinion which is more profitable: the 10 max or the 6 max tables playing 25NL.

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Old 07-08-2008, 07:06 PM #5 (permalink)  
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Background info: I've been playing poker for about one and a half years, only low stakes or free. I do have experience, but not with more advanced games, and not that much experience winning tournaments.

Ok so I was in a MTT 1$ tournament on pokerstars, i was in aboutttt 150th position out of 450 people left, i get dealt KK in the small blind. I have 6,500 chips. This guy in bad position goes all in for his 800 or so chips. There There are a few guys to act after me, so hoping to see a re-raise i simply call the original all in bet. There is one other call and we go to the flop.

The flop is 6 3 9 Hearts. I'm first to act, and I go all in hoping to get a call with QQ or JJ or 10 10 or Ace of hearts. He calls but unfortuantly, he has A9 hearts and obviously wins the hand.

If anyone can critique this or offer up some advice, that'd be helpfull!

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Old 07-08-2008, 07:18 PM #6 (permalink)  
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Pretty new to 25nl. I don't have any reads on villain but I believed her to have trips:

PokerStars GAME #6770274359: HOLD'EM NO LIMIT ($0.10/$0.25) - 2006/10/25 - 21:45:08 (ET)
Table 'Halley II' 6-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: The Amoeba ($95.20 in chips)
Seat 2: urn0daisy ($22.55 in chips)
Seat 3: kmind ($9.80 in chips)
Seat 4: Seanob22 ($13.95 in chips)
Seat 5: MsPokerpuppy ($18.60 in chips)
Seat 6: Feiticeira00 ($27.85 in chips)
MsPokerpuppy: posts small blind $0.10
Feiticeira00: posts big blind $0.25
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to kmind [Ah Qs]
The Amoeba: folds
urn0daisy: raises $0.50 to $0.75
kmind: calls $0.75
Seanob22: folds
Seanob22 is sitting out
MsPokerpuppy: calls $0.65
Feiticeira00: calls $0.50
*** FLOP *** [8h 2s Ac]
MsPokerpuppy: checks
Feiticeira00: checks
urn0daisy: checks
kmind: bets $2
MsPokerpuppy: calls $2
Feiticeira00: folds
urn0daisy: folds
*** TURN *** [8h 2s Ac] [Tc]
MsPokerpuppy: bets $3
kmind: calls $3
*** RIVER *** [8h 2s Ac Tc] [4s]
MsPokerpuppy: bets $4.05
kmind said, "trips?"
kmind: folds
MsPokerpuppy collected $12.40 from pot
MsPokerpuppy: doesn't show hand
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $13 | Rake $0.60
Board [8h 2s Ac Tc 4s]
Seat 1: The Amoeba folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 2: urn0daisy folded on the Flop
Seat 3: kmind folded on the River
Seat 4: Seanob22 (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: MsPokerpuppy (small blind) collected ($12.40)
Seat 6: Feiticeira00 (big blind) folded on the Flop


What did I do wrong? Reraise preflop?
wow, first of all I didn't understand the term "trips" and I also remember this session because of villain.

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Old 07-08-2008, 07:43 PM #7 (permalink)  
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Hi, i have a pretty noobish question. I played a lot last summer, and had no problems getting cashouts by check. Living in PA with the new law, can i still get my cashout by check? Im currently playing at FullTilt. Thanks in advance for the help cause i dont want to have a check sent that i cant use...
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Old 07-08-2008, 07:46 PM #8 (permalink)  
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Can someone give me a general guideline/direction on how to utilize Poker Tracker to better my game. I've import a lot of my hands but I'm not exactly sure what to look for, lower, higher, etc. I would appreciate any guidance whatsoever.

Edit: I would also like to know that if I request my hand history and import it and my previous import has some of the same hands as my new import, Poker Tracker is smart enough to now record the same hand twice, right?
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Old 07-08-2008, 07:51 PM #10 (permalink)  
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I've been all over the sight and i find lots of references to Aokronglys 19 hands, but am i missing something. i can't find the actual post or sticky. I have found tons of things to read and lots of other great articles in the strategy section and other posts. But where is the actual article or post.
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Old 07-08-2008, 07:53 PM #11 (permalink)  
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This was at 5/1 SnG at PP, was chip leader at one point, still second and strong... then I folded here and the momentum went against me. Shouold I have called? Didn't have much of a read on the raiser, he was maybe a little loose, but had enough hands to be chip leader.

***** Hand History for Game 858063606 *****
50/100 TourneyTexasHTGameTable (NL) (Tournament 5321290) - Wed Aug 18 23:20:02 EDT 2004
Table Table 12206 (Real Money) -- Seat 8 is the button
Total number of players : 8
Seat 1: El_Sueno (1325)
Seat 4: vette01 (975)
Seat 5: ChixC (690)
Seat 6: xxxCaponexxx (665)
Seat 7: badoodles (945)
Seat 8: drmcboy (1375)
Seat 9: jsock (575)
Seat 10: keny888 (1450)
jsock posts small blind (25)
keny888 posts big blind (50)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to drmcboy [ Qs, Ah ]
El_Sueno folds.
vette01 folds.
ChixC calls (50)
xxxCaponexxx folds.
badoodles calls (50)
drmcboy calls (50)
jsock calls (25)
keny888 checks.
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 5s, 2s, As ]
jsock checks.
keny888 bets (50)
ChixC calls (50)
badoodles folds.
drmcboy raises (200) to 200
jsock folds.
keny888 raises (300) to 350
ChixC folds.
drmcboy calls (150)
** Dealing Turn ** : [ Tc ]
keny888 bets (1050)
keny888 is all-In.
drmcboy folds.
Creating Main Pot with $2050 with keny888
** Summary **
Main Pot: 2050
Board: [ 5s 2s As Tc ]
El_Sueno balance 1325, didn't bet (folded)
vette01 balance 975, didn't bet (folded)
ChixC balance 590, lost 100 (folded)
xxxCaponexxx balance 665, didn't bet (folded)
badoodles balance 895, lost 50 (folded)
drmcboy balance 975, lost 400 (folded)
jsock balance 525, lost 50 (folded)
keny888 balance 2050, bet 1450, collected 2050, net +600
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Old 07-08-2008, 08:13 PM #12 (permalink)  
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"Bluff it or dump it"

Couldn't agree more. I've done well as I've gained more experience learning when you can bluff a 0-2 hand(like AK) that doesn't hit if I bet enough pre-flop and the board comes up rainbow and/or rags. If you're table image is strong, they'll often figure you for a high pair and fold. Also better if you're in late position and everybody limped in before your raise and then some of the limpers call. I'm seeing lots of players call my 2.50-4.00 raise with absolute cr@p(56o, etc)
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Old 07-08-2008, 08:33 PM #13 (permalink)  
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I kinda feel that it does not matter what hand I have or how I play it. The end result is always the same, I lose the hand if the pot is big.

I lost 3 all ins with AA and won 0. I flopped a set 4 times, won 2 small pots, lost an all in to a flopped straight from the blinds and one with set of kings to a river flush.

I had QQ twice against KK on a board with no overcards.

I won a grand total of one big pot!

Its about patience.

AA is a good starting hand, but remember that it takes 5 cards to form a hand.

I'd limp in, then if my position improves, come out firing on the flop. Pay to play. Pay to play.
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This is my first post/reply, so i hope i do this right.
I am a fairly new player, mostly playing $3.40 NL turbos, and $5.50 NL regular, and in my case, i find this situation to be the exact opposite. While i dont have the exact numbers, i run about 40% ITM in turbos, and only 30% in regular games. I feel like i am strong at making the strong hands pay off, but since i am fairly tight, am able to steal blinds/weak bets when i need them. I use basically the same strategy in reg. games, but always seem to bubble out.

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Old 07-08-2008, 09:44 PM #15 (permalink)  
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Live 1/2 home game.

Villain is the same in all three hands. This was only the 2nd hand of the night and I had no reads. $200 stacks
1 fold, Hero raises $7 with AA, MP1 calls, rest fold
FLOP A,Q,4 rainbow.
Hero bets $13, MP1 raises to $50, Hero?????
What is the best plan to extract the most value here?

By now I know villain is extremely loose and has built his stack up to around $500-600 with a couple wicked beats. One hand on a QJx board he shoved allin into a guy with $200 and showed Q8 after a fold. I have a $200 stack.

6 folds, MP3 calls $2, Villain (Button) raises to $15 (claims to be raising blind), 1 fold, Hero is BB with KQos. What is our play here? Do you reraise OOP? What is the plan on a Q or K high flop? MP3 is a bad weak tighty and is folding around 80% of the time.

Skip ahead 4 hours, same Villain as before has around $700 now making humongous $200 raises in $20 pots and winning.

2 folds, Hero raises to $7 with AJos, folds to BB who calls.

FLOP A,Q,J rainbow
BB Checks, Hero bets $13, BB calls and claims "I have a pair but I think I can suck out."
Turn 5
Villain announces allin for the $200 I have left. Are we ever folding this?
Villain is known for calling with crap from any position like 94s, 105s etc.

Please tell me if there is a better way to post live hands. Thanks.
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Old 07-08-2008, 11:00 PM #17 (permalink)  
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A PokerStars $10+1 180 person tourney I played last night, I'm pretty sure I made some pretty donkey moves on the few hands I remember.

1) I'm on a fairly tight table with 20BBs, nobody has more than 30BBs, maybe 50 players left in the tourney. I have AQo UTG and limp. SB completes, BB checks. I flop TPTK and bet when it's checked around to me.

Should have raised probably mmmm?

2) Somewhat looser table, near the bubble (20 players left?) I'm sitting with 12 BBs as a smaller stack on the table, find jacks UTG...I fold. I let my fear of going out right before the bubble fold me out. Anyone wanna give me a lecture (or link to one) about bubble play?

Made it past the bubble, down to 7BBs, I push a raiser with aces, he flips ATs, hits the flush, blah blah bad beat etc...

Another thing I wasn't sure of was playing my TPTK hands earlier on in the tourney. I usually play these fairly aggressively on the flop, then shut down on the turn & river -- mostly just calling moderate raises, folding to big pushes, or multi-way aggression. I did risk 1/2 my stack earlier in the tourney with one of these hands, and it paid off, but I could have just as easily gotten sacked with a set or 2pair. Any advice for the TPTK hands early on?

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No one cares about bad beats.. really unless you're the one that got it dished to them. But when youre AA loses to AK it is pretty bad.. IMHO he played this hand very bad and put all his money into the pot when he was a 4% favorite to win:

PokerStars Game #2511265342: Hold'em No Limit ($0.50/$1.00) - 2005/11/06 - 08:57:54 (ET)
Table 'Elektra III' Seat #7 is the button
Seat 1: Paul81 ($191.95 in chips)
Seat 2: Fabus ($20.20 in chips)
Seat 3: SuperSac ($328.85 in chips)
Seat 4: blkjck ($103.55 in chips)
Seat 5: Braojer ($74 in chips)
Seat 6: givememyleg ($88.45 in chips)
Seat 7: bigslick2004 ($90.75 in chips)
Seat 8: Chip Tycoon ($29.50 in chips)
Seat 9: Fluptin ($16.40 in chips)
Chip Tycoon: posts small blind $0.50
Fluptin: posts big blind $1

*** HOLE CARDS ***

Dealt to givememyleg [Ad Ah]
Paul81: calls $1
Fabus: folds
SuperSac: calls $1
blkjck: raises $3 to $4
Braojer: folds
givememyleg: raises $8 to $12
bigslick2004: folds
Chip Tycoon: folds
Fluptin: folds
Paul81: folds
SuperSac: folds
blkjck: calls $8

*** FLOP *** [5s 9h Ks]
blkjck: checks
givememyleg: bets $10
blkjck: calls $10

*** TURN *** [5s 9h Ks] [Qd]
blkjck: checks
givememyleg: bets $20
Paul81 leaves the table
blkjck: raises $51 to $71
givememyleg: calls $46.45 and is all-in

*** RIVER *** [5s 9h Ks Qd] [Kc]

*** SHOW DOWN ***
blkjck: shows [Kh Ac] (three of a kind, Kings)
givememyleg: shows [Ad Ah] (two pair, Aces and Kings)
blkjck collected $177.40 from pot
SuperSac said, "oh no"
givememyleg said, "oh mnyg odddddd"
givememyleg said, "how could you think your AK was good? i almost folded AA"

*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $180.40 | Rake $3

This guy was pretty loose too after playing for 45 mins and I was waiting for this... I almost did fold my AA after that re-raise but after seeing him put all his money into many pots with just 2 pair and top pair I thought I had this.. which I did. I hate putting my money into pots without the nuts and since this hand I have become very gunshy after the flop....
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Ok, before I'm scolded for going in with a bad bad hand understand I was on the button with quite a few players in the hand and felt like mixing things up a little. Going with no reads on this IBUYSTLOUIS guy:

Texas Hold'em $1-$1 NL (real money), hand #1,062,350,643

Seat 1: Mat2787 ($231.75 in chips)
Seat 2: poker426 ($91.50 in chips)
Seat 3: fastback x ($13 in chips)
Seat 4: sternburgs ($98.75 in chips)
Seat 5: Titan_22 ($134 in chips)
Seat 6: Galapogos [7C,4C] ($71.25 in chips)
Seat 7: Ryebread30 ($51.25 in chips)
Seat 8: Drew384 ($147.50 in chips)
Seat 9: IBUYSTLOUIS. ($57.50 in chips)
Seat 10: Urmeli ($38.25 in chips)

ANTES/BLINDS
Ryebread30 posts blind ($0.50), Drew384 posts blind ($1).

PRE-FLOP
IBUYSTLOUIS. calls $1, Urmeli calls $1, Mat2787 folds, poker426 folds, fastback x folds, sternburgs calls $1, Titan_22 calls $1, Galapogos calls $1, Ryebread30 calls $0.50, Drew384 checks.

FLOP [board cards 10H,7D,KH ]
Ryebread30 checks, Drew384 checks, IBUYSTLOUIS. checks, Urmeli checks, sternburgs checks, Titan_22 checks, Galapogos bets $4, Ryebread30 folds, Drew384 folds, IBUYSTLOUIS. calls $4, Urmeli folds, sternburgs folds, Titan_22 folds.

TURN [board cards 10H,7D,KH,9S ]
IBUYSTLOUIS. bets $1, Galapogos bets $5, IBUYSTLOUIS. calls $4.

RIVER [board cards 10H,7D,KH,9S,2C ]
IBUYSTLOUIS. bets $47.50 and is all-in, Galapogos folds.

SHOWDOWN
IBUYSTLOUIS. wins $71.25.



SUMMARY
Dealer: Galapogos
Pot: $72.50, (including rake: $1.25)
Mat2787, loses $0
poker426, loses $0
fastback x, loses $0
sternburgs, loses $1
Titan_22, loses $1
Galapogos, loses $10
Ryebread30, loses $1
Drew384, loses $1
IBUYSTLOUIS., bets $57.50, collects $71.25, net $13.75
Urmeli, loses $1


So anyway, the thought process: Figured I'd bet since I had hit a card and see what was really going on with everyone. Got the one caller who made that insanely weak turn bet, that's what made me nervous. Was he trying to make me think he was a really bad player here?

At first I put him on a flush draw but then with the last bet he was playing a set. Figured he saw how confident I was in my hand (or appeared to be) and figured I would call that bet.

Any insight?

I'm not totally new at this, I've been playing online for 2 months, busted out in the first and after a $15 buy-in the next month am now up to $600. What I am trying to do is loosen up my game a little and learn to play the player over the cards.[/b]


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How long have you been playing? 2 months

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Do you have any goals (and how can we help)? To play responsibly and improve my play, moving up limits when my br allows me. I am currently in a gap year and wish to spend a lot of time playing and learning until I can support myself through college.
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Old 07-09-2008, 01:11 AM #22 (permalink)  
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I am hosting a 3 table tournament this weekend and am pretty sure I have most topics covered with one exception. What happens when one or both of the blinds goes all-in on a hand and then loses?
Wow!! I had forgotten that hosting my first "Mill Series of Poker" (my neighborhood is called Hamilton Mill) is what originally brought me here.
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Ok heres a lil back info, I am a poor college kid and I love playing poker but dont got a lot of experience(play some house games with my friends and stuff every once in awhile)

Anyways I have been playing poker on ultimatbet and paradisepokers play money tables and would like to start playing for real money since I am sick of all the dumbasses pushing up all the preflops.

Heres my questions.
If I were to start with a bank roll or only like $5 and play 2/4cent limit would I not see the jackasses like I see on the play money tables?
What would be the best place to start out on for me?
Is it ok to just call to see the flo even if you have a shit hand at the 4cent level?
Is it ok to call the minimum to see the flop if you got a lot suited like 56 or 57 that range?
Would I actually be able to gain money on such a lowbank roll?

And is there a good program out there(that you are allowed to use) that could tell you like your hand % by looking at the cards in the pot and in your hand?

Thanks guys sorry I am such a noob(I probably wont be for long I got an adictive personality so I plan to learn everything I possibly can, yet I am to poor to actually get a bad gambling addicition)
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"If the pot doesn't get raised preflop (and you don't get the chance to reraise), don't invest a lot of money postflop! Your plan should not be to play it strong no matter what happens behind you preflop; if you see the flop along with other 6 limpers, they're going to let you know if you're beat, at which point you fold. But believe me, the limp-reraise/push technique is the most +EV way to play AA from EP at 25NL! The fish will call with kq or better unpaired and most any pocket pair."

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Hi,
This is my first post on FTR so be gentle!

One of my work collegues has given me a DVD he bought on e-bay full of poker related software / ebooks / videos

I already have PO (not too good with it though), but here is the list of software on the DVD :

- Poker Pro
- Poker RNG4
- Pokerbot v2
- Poker Inspector
- Poker Indicator
- Holdem Companion
- Scan Cards Now
- MITHU Poker Bot
- Trial Version of PT

Am I safe to assume that all of the above is pretty much useless (or illegal to use) if I'm already running PO?

Thanks in advance
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Hey guys,
can anyone help me with this issue? I'm playing 5+1 SNGs at EverestPoker and i got in that situation a couple of times. i'm playing tight and careful, some pots come, maniacs go and i'm left with another player HU. slow increasing blinds at 2-4 or 3-6, both player even stacked with 300 +- 50.

other player plays ultra tight and i can't get a single chip out of him. leads to the point, where i'm scared of his extremly few raises and impatience makes me doing mistakes.

good advices or tips?


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Hand Number: 94,214,625
Table Number: 1,045,870
Event Name: No Limit Holdem (#762910)MNHF
Event Started: Wednesday July 7th 2:00:10 PM CDT 2004
Event Type: PokerPages Tournament
Game: No Limit Hold 'em
Level III: 50/100 Blinds (25 Minimum Chip)
Average Stack: 12,048.19 (10,000 starting chips)
Remaining Players: 332 (400 started)
Seat 1 : GuruB starts with 11,400
Seat 2 : iLonggoMike starts with 6,425
Seat 3 : gladass149 starts with 9,725
Seat 4 : snakep711 starts with 5,850
Seat 5 : dwarfman1990 starts with 9,200
Seat 6 : TexasWench starts with 16,800
Seat 7 : leonard starts with 6,375
Seat 8 : bobcateight starts with 16,775
Seat 9 : ORkid starts with 28,600
Seat 10 : 03AV6 starts with 10,000
Seat 8 : bobcateight has the dealer button
>>>DEALING HOLE CARDS<<<
dwarfman1990 dealt down
ORkid posts the small blind 50
03AV6 posts the big blind 100
GuruB raises 100 to 200
iLonggoMike calls 200
gladass149 folds
snakep711 calls 200
dwarfman1990 calls 200
TexasWench calls 200
leonard calls 200
bobcateight folds
ORkid calls 150
03AV6 raises 9,800 to 10,000 and is all-in
GuruB folds
iLonggoMike calls 6,225 and is all-in
snakep711 calls 5,650 and is all-in
dwarfman1990 called time
dwarfman1990 called 9,200 and is all-in
TexasWench folds
leonard folds
ORkid folds
03AV6 takes back 800
03AV6 cards were
iLonggoMike cards were
snakep711 cards were
dwarfman1990 cards were
>>>DEALING FLOP<<< [ ]
>>>DEALING TURN<<< [ ]
>>>DEALING RIVER<<< [ ]
03AV6 wins 5,550 with ace high
iLonggoMike wins 1,725 with a pair of kings
iLonggoMike wins 24,200 with a pair of kings
snakep711 has left the table
snakep711 finishes in 332nd place
dwarfman1990 has left the table
dwarfman1990 finishes in 331st place
03AV6 was moved to table #1045863
GuruB was moved to table #1045866
bobcateight was moved to table #1045868
ORkid was moved to table #1045882
iLonggoMike was moved to table #1045884
gladass149 was moved to table #1045891
TexasWench was moved to table #1045902
leonard was moved to table #1045903
>>>SUMMARY<<<
Hand Ended: Wednesday July 7th 2:17:57 PM CDT 2004
Total Pot: 31,475
Board: [ ]
Seat 1 : GuruB lost 200, folded pre-flop
Seat 2 : iLonggoMike bet 6,425, won 25,925, net +19,500, showed hand [ ]
Seat 3 : gladass149 did not bet, folded pre-flop
Seat 4 : snakep711 lost 5,850, showed hand [ ]
Seat 5 : dwarfman1990 lost 9,200, showed hand [ ]
Seat 6 : TexasWench lost 200, folded pre-flop
Seat 7 : leonard lost 200, folded pre-flop
Seat 8 : bobcateight (button) did not bet, folded pre-flop
Seat 9 : ORkid (small blind) lost 200, folded pre-flop
Seat 10 : 03AV6 (big blind) bet 9,200, won 5,550, net -3,650, showed hand [ ]



Should I have called or was it a bad decision? I think the latter! Any opinions?
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yeah but dwarfy you were like 10 when you posted that?
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Hello Everyone,

Long time reader of FTR but 1st time poster. I have a question about poker tracker. What is the best way to import your hand histories to PT? I would think it would be by email but can someone please let me know how to set this up so it is all automated. Also, I downloaded the free trial last night and imported some poker star’s hands from my hard drive last night but it only pulled up 200 hands out of the 900 total I had on there. Is this something to do with the free trial because I thought it was free for your 1st 1000 hands? Please let me know. Thanks!
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