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Hand #7680585-1827 at Bhipak (No Limit Hold'em)
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Started at 14/Aug/05 04:31:57

HASSAN SLASK is at seat 0 with $41431.50.
JarleAA is at seat 6 with $30714.50.
mulberry1 is at seat 7 with $8497.
The button is at seat 7.

HASSAN SLASK posts the small blind of $50.
JarleAA posts the big blind of $100.

HASSAN SLASK: -- --
JarleAA: -- --
mulberry1: -- --

Pre-flop:

mulberry1 folds. HASSAN SLASK raises to $300.
JarleAA calls.

Flop (board: 5s Qd 9d):

MuthaNukka has disconnected, is dropped.
HASSAN SLASK checks. JarleAA bets $600. HASSAN
SLASK calls.

Turn (board: 5s Qd 9d Ah):

HASSAN SLASK checks. JarleAA bets $1800. HASSAN
SLASK raises to $4900. JarleAA re-raises to $10300.
HASSAN SLASK calls.

River (board: 5s Qd 9d Ah 8c):

HASSAN SLASK checks. JarleAA goes all-in for
$19514.50. HASSAN SLASK calls.



Showdown:

JarleAA shows Ts 7d.
JarleAA has Ts Qd 9d Ah 8c: ace high.
HASSAN SLASK shows 9s Ad.
HASSAN SLASK has 9s Ad Qd 9d Ah: two pair, aces and nines.


Hand #7680585-1827 Summary:

$1 is raked from a pot of $61429.
HASSAN SLASK wins $61428 with two pair, aces and nines.

WOWOWOWOW, this guy is a machine. As of now he is up over 50K for the night alone on UB and at like 20 K + on stars. He is a stud!

I guess he felt the guy was trying to bluff... so he let him by checking to him.

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$1 is raked from a pot of $61429

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Yeah 1 dollar rake only 3 people were at table.

Felt he was on a draw.... he displayed weakness. Let the guy bluff into him and then take all his chips. A machine

Looks pretty straight forward to me.
He only calls the flop bet suggesting no cards, then the ace comes on the turn. He check raises as if to suggest he has it (a good move imo) but hes run into a monster two pair. Why call the rerasie on the turn too? Hes drawing dead and the other guy has to have something to rerasie a check raise. I dont call the push with no cards i fold and say i got outplayed.
Its good overall play yes, but its aggression with the cards. for me if he rerasies the flop (suggesting top pair)and then check pushes the turn then and only then can you really think about being beaten with A9, and even then i think i'd call whateva the opp has.
Nice stakes. Only wish i could play there. Its a barmy play to call the push with nothing.

He didnt call it HASSANS push, the other guy pushed it, and hassan called.

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Hand #7680587-4174 at Fortenza (No Limit Hold'em)
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Started at 14/Aug/05 21:24:09

mamamiya is at seat 7 with $7670.50.
HASSAN SLASK is at seat 9 with $42006.
The button is at seat 7.

mamamiya posts the small blind of $50.
HASSAN SLASK posts the big blind of $100.

mamamiya: -- --
HASSAN SLASK: -- --

Pre-flop:

mamamiya calls. HASSAN SLASK raises to $300.
mamamiya calls.

Flop (board: Ts 9h 2h):

HASSAN SLASK bets $350. mamamiya calls.

Turn (board: Ts 9h 2h Ah):

HASSAN SLASK checks. mamamiya bets $1300. HASSAN
SLASK calls.

River (board: Ts 9h 2h Ah 3c):

HASSAN SLASK checks. mamamiya goes all-in for
$5720.50. HASSAN SLASK folds, showing Ad Ac.
mamamiya is returned $5720.50 (uncalled).



Hand #7680587-4174 Summary:

$.50 is raked from a pot of $3900.
mamamiya wins $3899.50.
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He laid down trip aces, the other guy didnt say what he had...

Yeah he laid it down but did he lay down the second best hand
We'll never know. Still if the guy had the flush its a great lay down.

Guy could of had 4-5 for straight or other cards for flush

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Originally Posted by Peja

Guy could of had 4-5 for straight or other cards for flush

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There's no way he has 4 5 unless it was suited in hearts, which would come as a shock that he called a pre flop raise with that crap. There's no way he's making those calls and raises with a plain 45 hoping to catch runner runner to make a straight.

it's heads up...

45 suited, why not.

first game was very well played.

the average pro in that game is not gonna show great lay downs, but i think H@L encourages people to try and bluff him heh.

guy has xray vision

how...do...you...lay down a set of aces hu.....

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how...do...you...lay down a set of aces hu.....

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lol agreed.
But then when you play for that amount per hand (my br!) you can probably put quads down in the fae of a possible straight flush. but who knows?