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An unavoidable loss?.. i think so...

  
 
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Hotel_Detect
Old 10-09-2004, 07:28 PM     Post subject: An unavoidable loss?.. i think so... #1 (permalink)  

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Here's the situation... 6 max $100 NL PP table

I am on the button (i think) with A7 suited.. one limper, i call, sb folds, bb checks

flop comes A77
check, check, check

turn 10

check, I make small bet, bb folds, other guy calls

river X .. i think a possible flush was made..

guy left bets like $5.. (underbet the pot), i raised to $15.. he immediatley went all in for $120 more or so, i called, (I had $520 at the time)

he turns up 1010, his boat beats mine...

Am i right in thinking i couldnt have done anything about this?...

preflop 6 handed im playing a7 suited on the button, post flop, i am not going to bet a flopped boat!... and at the river, he could have had a 7 ... or a weaker boat... so i had to call, plus there are so many idiot i think it's worth it no matter what...

here's the kicker.. after i said "well that sucked" the guy had the nerve to say "why did you slow play it?"
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Old 10-09-2004, 08:16 PM     Post subject: nothing you could do... #2 (permalink)  
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unfortunetlly there isnt a lot you could do but pay the guy off. I mean from what i have noticed people with highmiddle pairs, will call almost anything on the flop if its a paird board, so its almost enevitable that this was going to happen. He should have raised preflop and that might have changed play on the flop since usually a raised preflop will usually end with a raised flop but from how i see it, you just got very unlucky, thats poker unfortunetlly.
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Hotel_Detect
Old 10-09-2004, 08:33 PM     Post subject: . #3 (permalink)  

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Yeah i think so too, i mean it wasnt a big deal, i play a lot and usually higher limits, i just found it interesting that there are certain hands that are pretty unescapable.. if he had raised preflop, i probably wouldnt have played the hand, but still A7 suited on the button i consider a pretty damn good hand to see a flop with when playing shorthanded
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