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Last hand before rebuy period ends (puke). How to avoid in the future?

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  1. KUMD2B KUMD2B is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 5:57pm)

    pokerstars Game #37862171352: Tournament #252010755, $5.00+$0.50 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level VI (100/200) - 2010/01/08 18:53:41 ET
    Table '252010755 10' 9-max Seat #5 is the button
    Seat 1: amigonigra (2405 in chips)
    Seat 2: pkl777 (5980 in chips)
    Seat 3: clo101 (4225 in chips)
    Seat 4: schrimp (5005 in chips)
    Seat 5: hotstuff38 (3175 in chips)
    Seat 6: El Lucci (2800 in chips)
    Seat 7: KOA33 (1960 in chips)
    Seat 8: KUMD2B (6700 in chips)
    Seat 9: shyrkam (5280 in chips)
    El Lucci: posts small blind 100
    KOA33: posts big blind 200
    *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to KUMD2B [Tc Th]
    KUMD2B: raises 400 to 600
    shyrkam: folds
    amigonigra: calls 600
    pkl777: calls 600
    clo101: calls 600
    schrimp: folds
    hotstuff38: folds
    El Lucci: folds
    KOA33: calls 400
    *** FLOP *** [9d 3d 9c]
    KOA33: checks
    KUMD2B: bets 3100
    amigonigra: folds
    pkl777: folds
    clo101: calls 3100
    KOA33: folds
    *** TURN *** [9d 3d 9c] [2s]
    KUMD2B: bets 600
    clo101: calls 525 and is all-in
    Uncalled bet (75) returned to KUMD2B
    *** RIVER *** [9d 3d 9c 2s] [Qs]
    *** SHOW DOWN ***
    KUMD2B: shows [Tc Th] (two pair, Tens and Nines)
    clo101: shows [Qh Ad] (two pair, Queens and Nines)
    KUMD2B said, "Oh wow"
    clo101 collected 10350 from pot
    *** SUMMARY ***
    Total pot 10350 | Rake 0
    Board [9d 3d 9c 2s Qs]
    Seat 1: amigonigra folded on the Flop
    Seat 2: pkl777 folded on the Flop
    Seat 3: clo101 showed [Qh Ad] and won (10350) with two pair, Queens and Nines
    Seat 4: schrimp folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 5: hotstuff38 (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 6: El Lucci (small blind) folded before Flop
    Seat 7: KOA33 (big blind) folded on the Flop
    Seat 8: KUMD2B showed [Tc Th] and lost with two pair, Tens and Nines
    Seat 9: shyrkam folded before Flop (didn't bet)
  2. Projekt420 Projekt420 is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 6:02pm) in reply to KUMD2B

    How to avoid in the future? DON'T! This guy really wanted to give you all of his chips, and will do so a lot of the time.
  3. KUMD2B KUMD2B is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 6:03pm) in reply to Projekt420

    I know, but still. Puke!
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  4. thedylan thedylan is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 6:05pm) in reply to KUMD2B

    run better
     
  5. Mig Mig is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 6:06pm) in reply to KUMD2B

    What's up with that bet on the flop? 3100 into 4 ppl and you don't expect to be beaten?
  6. KUMD2B KUMD2B is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 6:31pm) in reply to Mig

    Does the amount that you bet factor into whether or not you get beaten? Think I missed that day at poker school.
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  7. zonarounder zonarounder is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 6:34pm) in reply to KUMD2B

    open shove pre.
     
  8. I Fold I Fold is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 6:47pm) in reply to KUMD2B

    Silently click double rebuy next time
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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 6:56pm) in reply to KUMD2B

    what are you wanting to avoid? its a rebuy period, you got all in your chips in and got called by a worse hand.......nothing more you can do, you want these situations
    Bad beat.
  10. s.l. halper s.l. halper is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 7:21pm) in reply to KUMD2B

     
    Originally Posted by KUMD2B View Post

    Does the amount that you bet factor into whether or not you get beaten? Think I missed that day at poker school.

    You posted on a poker forum. If you don't want people to point a critical eye in your direction, don't post.

    As played, you got your money in very well. That is the goal at any time in a poker tournament. Don't stress about this one and, like someone else said, silently click on double rebuy, then add-on and go about your business.
     
  11. iatetheredcrayon iatetheredcrayon is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 7:30pm) in reply to KUMD2B

    shove pre. /thread
  12. aupoker1 aupoker1 is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 7:31pm) in reply to zonarounder

     
    Originally Posted by zonarounder View Post

    open shove pre.

    This not that it matters you still get called and lose a race, but just shove it in pre. Doubel rebuy add on move on to after the break
  13. icufish icufish is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 7:35pm) in reply to aupoker1

    you will have more success in poker the second you stop thinking/posting/crying about bad beats.

    what type of advice are you looking for here?

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  14. KUMD2B KUMD2B is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 7:48pm) in reply to icufish

    Thought I would clear something up here as several of you have posted about it. The second that this hand was over, the rebuy period was over. I don't know if we were the very last table playing before the rebuy period ended, but I did not have any opportunity to double rebuy. Let me make this cearly: there was no option to rebuy displayed on my screen or under the menu that pops up when you click the chip tray. I did of course, take the add-on. My tournament came to an end when AA < A3 (the tournemant chip-leader) aipf for 1/2 his stack. Nope, not a straight. He had the three of diamonds and ended up with a diamond flush (I had AsAh).

    This is all made funnier by this, the tournament I JUST finished up:

    AA < K8os (who had bet UTG+1 and then called my raise preflop) after I shoved all-in on a flop of KT3 rainbow. Yep, she found an 8 on the river. This was less than 100 players from the money and would have given me 3.7X the average chipstack.
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  15. xxd33pxx xxd33pxx is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 7:48pm) in reply to icufish

     
    Originally Posted by icufish View Post

    you will have more success in poker the second you stop thinking/posting/crying about bad beats.

    what type of advice are you looking for here?

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    hahaha.....
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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 7:56pm) in reply to KUMD2B

     
    Originally Posted by KUMD2B View Post

    Thought I would clear something up here as several of you have posted about it. The second that this hand was over, the rebuy period was over. I don't know if we were the very last table playing before the rebuy period ended, but I did not have any opportunity to double rebuy. Let me make this cearly: there was no option to rebuy displayed on my screen or under the menu that pops up when you click the chip tray. I did of course, take the add-on. My tournament came to an end when AA < A3 (the tournemant chip-leader) aipf for 1/2 his stack. Nope, not a straight. He had the three of diamonds and ended up with a diamond flush (I had AsAh).

    This is all made funnier by this, the tournament I JUST finished up:

    AA < K8os (who had bet UTG+1 and then called my raise preflop) after I shoved all-in on a flop of KT3 rainbow. Yep, she found an 8 on the river. This was less than 100 players from the money and would have given me 3.7X the average chipstack.

    so you just want a hug then?
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  17. KUMD2B KUMD2B is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 7:57pm) in reply to icufish

     
    Originally Posted by icufish View Post

    you will have more success in poker the second you stop thinking/posting/crying about bad beats.

    what type of advice are you looking for here?

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    It's fun to think that you start winning more situations like this when you change your attitude.

    Logic FTW.
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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 8:00pm) in reply to KUMD2B

     
    Originally Posted by KUMD2B View Post

    It's fun to think that you start winning more situations like this when you change your attitude.

    Logic FTW.

    You are correct, I will no longer post advice in any of your threads.... gl

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  19. KUMD2B KUMD2B is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 8:08pm) in reply to icufish

    "no longer" implies that you ever started.
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  20. wes_mc wes_mc is offline

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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 9:12pm) in reply to KUMD2B

    Why isn't this in the bad beats forum?
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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 9:14pm) in reply to iatetheredcrayon

    fold pre, or lose post. u decide
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    Jan 8th, 2010 (1/8/2010 9:26pm) in reply to KUMD2B

     
    Originally Posted by KUMD2B View Post

    It's fun to think that you start winning more situations like this when you change your attitude.

    Logic FTW.

    I really come into threads hoping to be informative and helpful, and then you post stuff like this when a good player is basically telling you your attitude towards the game stinks and you need to reevaluate your thought processes.
     
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