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Basically the board came to Jd Jd Qs
And the river... 7d ...
and my opponent bet me a good amount on the turn. I had a read on him and pretty much knew he didn't have the Jacks so I called all in. He called with just the pair of Qs and won. I had nothing.
Did I make a good bluff or a bad bluff?
Before then I was checking then calling him.
Stakes?
Stack sizes?
What do you know about this opponent?
Why did you put the screws to him on the turn?
the answer depends on whether those are your boobs or just a pair you admire
Ummm, how can you bluff somebody by calling all-in? This is catching a bluff, not bluffing yourself!Quote:
Originally Posted by jasmeen
In another thread a couple of hours ago;
My advice is don't run before you can walk.Quote:
Originally Posted by jasmeen
Huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by jasmeen
lol @ this.
So it came. Jack of diamonds Jack of diamonds. Queen of spades. Than the RIVER was a 7 of diamonds.
I'd say great bluff. You were representing the flush.
so let me get this straight...
the flop was Jd Jd Qs, the river was 7d, then he bet a bunch on the turn, then you bluff-called all-in cuz you didn't think he had one of the 3 remaining jacks, and then he called your call of all-in with a pair queens?
Mmmmm..... boobies..... Wait, was there another question here?