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  1. gerndg gerndg is offline

    Columbus, OH
    United States

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    Sep 18th, 2007 (9/18/2007 11:29am)

    *********** # 4 **************
    pokerstars Game #12117001704: Tournament #61173047, $100+$9 Hold'em No Limit - Level III (25/50) - 2007/09/17 - 19:40:09 (ET)
    Table '61173047 20' 9-max Seat #3 is the button
    Seat 1: BuklaH (5285 in chips)
    Seat 2: Eternauta (2445 in chips)
    Seat 3: Cule100 (4285 in chips)
    Seat 4: KillerCombo6 (2560 in chips)
    Seat 5: Kcannon (2715 in chips)
    Seat 6: Tom McEvoy (3635 in chips)
    Seat 7: gerndg (3870 in chips)
    Seat 8: PURPLEPILS99 (4725 in chips)
    Seat 9: albari (7935 in chips)
    KillerCombo6: posts small blind 25
    Kcannon: posts big blind 50
    <SCRIPT><!-- D(["mb","*** HOLE CARDS ***\u003cbr /\>Dealt to gerndg [Qs Qd]\u003cbr /\>Tom McEvoy: folds\u003cbr /\>gerndg: raises 100 to 150\u003cbr /\>PURPLEPILS99: folds\u003cbr /\>albari: calls 150\u003cbr /\>BuklaH: raises 500 to 650\u003cbr /\>Eternauta: folds\u003cbr /\>Cule100: folds\u003cbr /\>KillerCombo6: folds\u003cbr /\>Kcannon: folds\u003cbr /\>gerndg: calls 500\u003cbr /\>albari: folds\u003cbr /\>*** FLOP *** [Jh Kd 5h]\u003cbr /\>gerndg: checks\u003cbr /\>BuklaH: bets 4635 and is all-in\u003cbr /\>gerndg: folds\u003cbr /\>BuklaH collected 1525 from pot\u003cbr /\>*** SUMMARY ***\u003cbr /\>Total pot 1525 | Rake 0\u003cbr /\>Board [Jh Kd 5h]\u003cbr /\>Seat 1: BuklaH collected (1525)\u003cbr /\>Seat 2: Eternauta folded before Flop (didn\'t bet)\u003cbr /\>Seat 3: Cule100 (button) folded before Flop (didn\'t bet)\u003cbr /\>Seat 4: KillerCombo6 (small blind) folded before Flop\u003cbr /\>Seat 5: Kcannon (big blind) folded before Flop\u003cbr /\>Seat 6: Tom McEvoy folded before Flop (didn\'t bet)\u003cbr /\>Seat 7: gerndg folded on the Flop\u003cbr /\>Seat 8: PURPLEPILS99 folded before Flop (didn\'t bet)\u003cbr /\>Seat 9: albari folded before Flop\u003cbr /\>\u003cbr /\>*********** # 5 **************\u003cbr /\>PokerStars Game #12116998357: Tournament #61152803, $25+$2 Hold\'em No Limit - Match Round I, Level II (15/30) - 2007/09/17 - 19:39:59 (ET)\u003cbr /\>Table \'61152803 6\' 8-max Seat #2 is the button\u003cbr /\>Seat 1: smallfortune (1905 in chips)\u003cbr /\>Seat 2: gerndg (3340 in chips)\u003cbr /\>Seat 3: tottenville (6755 in chips)\u003cbr /\>tottenville: posts small blind 15\u003cbr /\>smallfortune: posts big blind 30\u003cbr /\>*** HOLE CARDS ***\u003cbr /\>Dealt to gerndg [Kd Th]\u003cbr /\>gerndg: raises 60 to 90\u003cbr /\>tottenville: folds\u003cbr /\>smallfortune: calls 60\u003cbr /\>*** FLOP *** [Jh 7s 3c]\u003cbr /\>smallfortune: checks\u003cbr /\>gerndg: checks\u003cbr /\>*** TURN *** [Jh 7s 3c] [9d]\u003cbr /\>smallfortune: bets 120\u003cbr /\>gerndg: calls 120\u003cbr /\>*** RIVER *** [Jh 7s 3c 9d] [4c]\u003cbr /\>smallfortune: bets 180\u003cbr /\>gerndg: folds\u003cbr /\>smallfortune collected 435 from pot\u003cbr /\>smallfortune: doesn\'t show hand\u003cbr /\>*** SUMMARY ***\u003cbr /\>Total pot 435 | Rake 0\u003cbr /\>Board [Jh 7s 3c 9d 4c]\u003cbr /\>Seat 1: smallfortune (big blind) collected (435)\u003cbr /\>Seat 2: gerndg (button) folded on the River\u003cbr /\>Seat 3: tottenville (small blind) folded before Flop\u003cbr /\>\u003cbr /\>If you have any questions, please contact us at \u003ca onclick\u003d\"return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)\" href\u003d\"mailto:support@pokerstars.com\&qu ot;\>support@pokerstars.com\u003c/a\>\u003cbr /\>\u003cbr /\>\u003c/div\>",0] ); // --></SCRIPT> *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to gerndg [Qs Qd]
    Tom McEvoy: folds
    gerndg: raises 100 to 150
    PURPLEPILS99: folds
    albari: calls 150
    BuklaH: raises 500 to 650
    Eternauta: folds
    Cule100: folds
    KillerCombo6: folds
    Kcannon: folds
    gerndg: ??????????????????
     
  2. busto_soon busto_soon is offline

    Groningen
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    Sep 18th, 2007 (9/18/2007 12:10pm) in reply to gerndg

    I ship it in without further info.
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  3. Mike Kowal Mike Kowal is offline

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    Sep 18th, 2007 (9/18/2007 3:46pm) in reply to busto_soon

    Busto, the last thing I'd do is criticize you and this is a play I'd often make ... But are you really shipping it in here w/ QQ and no info ... or is this sarcasm that i didn't catch lol
  4. warden warden is offline

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    Sep 18th, 2007 (9/18/2007 3:51pm) in reply to Mike Kowal

    agree w/ busto get it all innnnnn
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  5. asheikh17 asheikh17 is offline

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    Sep 18th, 2007 (9/18/2007 4:57pm) in reply to warden

    Would it be horrible to reraise to ~1,800 or so and fold to a push? It'd still leave you with ~2,000 in chips which is perfectly decent at the 25/50 level. OR, would this be terrible and spewy? It's the type of play I might consider making...either that or fold...but I'm not very good and would like to plug this leak in my game.

    His reraise could be a squeeze, but isn't his position kind of early? If I were the OP, I'd think that this dude had a premium...that's my problem...I tend to give people more credit than is due. Would you really push your remining 3500 into the pot? This seems kind of risky to me given the fact that the reraiser could have you crushed. If you reraise and the dude flat calls, I might be more inclined to shove any flop given the apparent weakness of just flat calling a 3-bet...

    AM I COMPLETELY MISINTERPRETING WHAT MIGHT OTHERWISE BE CONSIDERED A FAIRLY STANDARD SITUATION??

    I tend to ovethink basic situations and undethink complex ones so any advice on this type of situation would be beneficial
  6. triggathree triggathree is offline

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    Sep 18th, 2007 (9/18/2007 5:25pm) in reply to asheikh17

    reraising to 1800 and folding is the worst possible play you can make

    shove > call > fold > reraise to 1800/fold

    I'm counting shoving and reraising to 1800/calling shove as essentially the same thing.
     
  7. pnkranger pnkranger is offline

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    Sep 18th, 2007 (9/18/2007 5:33pm) in reply to triggathree

    trigga...I would probably flip-flop fold and call in your list. A call is a really dangerous play. You're giving odds to the flat caller between to push or call, which in turn makes your flop action so painfully difficult. Do you shove on J high or less? What if A or K falls?

    This is probably 99-AA+ and AJsuited +
  8. rochustler rochustler is offline

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    Sep 18th, 2007 (9/18/2007 5:44pm) in reply to gerndg

    youre in the rebuy period and have the third best hand in poker. ship it in.
     
  9. DahJinerat DahJinerat is offline

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    Sep 18th, 2007 (9/18/2007 6:23pm) in reply to rochustler

    good point, except there's no rebuy period during a FREEZEOUT
     
  10. triggathree triggathree is offline

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    Sep 18th, 2007 (9/18/2007 6:32pm) in reply to pnkranger

    ya read it quick

    didnt see other caller

    I agree with push > fold > call > rr/fold

    but I mean it isnt really all that close you have to push or rr to 1800 call shove.
     
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