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  1. _cwp394_ _cwp394_ is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 2:16pm)

    around 50 left at this point.. call/fold and why

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    pokerstars Game #40482283109: Tournament #286020016, $200+$15 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level XXV (15000/30000) - 2010/02/28 20:01:39 ET
    Table '286020016 444' 9-max Seat #4 is the button
    Seat 1: MarvelousMAV (225078 in chips)
    Seat 2: hg18l7 (917263 in chips)
    Seat 3: Dardan0s (1212070 in chips)
    Seat 4: NEED100KFAST (92407 in chips)
    Seat 5: lechuckpoker (958521 in chips)
    Seat 6: cwp394 (682018 in chips)
    Seat 7: Graham Razzi (749145 in chips)
    Seat 8: apoll76 (1688157 in chips)
    Seat 9: dav_dau (952685 in chips)
    MarvelousMAV: posts the ante 3000
    hg18l7: posts the ante 3000
    Dardan0s: posts the ante 3000
    NEED100KFAST: posts the ante 3000
    lechuckpoker: posts the ante 3000
    cwp394: posts the ante 3000
    Graham Razzi: posts the ante 3000
    apoll76: posts the ante 3000
    dav_dau: posts the ante 3000
    lechuckpoker: posts small blind 15000
    cwp394: posts big blind 30000
    *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to cwp394 [6c 6s]
    Graham Razzi: folds
    apoll76: folds
    dav_dau: folds
    MarvelousMAV: folds
    hg18l7: folds
    Dardan0s: folds
    NEED100KFAST: raises 59407 to 89407 and is all-in
    lechuckpoker: raises 600593 to 690000
    cwp394: i hate poker.
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  2. Crazyhorse76 Crazyhorse76 is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 2:20pm) in reply to _cwp394_

    I def fold there.
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  3. doomed222 doomed222 is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 2:24pm) in reply to Crazyhorse76

     
    Originally Posted by Crazyhorse76 View Post

    I def fold there.

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 2:28pm) in reply to _cwp394_

    this is pretty close actually.

    If villain is isoing any Ax and like 55+ and most broadway then its a close call.

    Any tighter then i fold
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  5. _cwp394_ _cwp394_ is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 2:34pm) in reply to _cwp394_

    doubt it is a DEF fold
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  6. BerkeleyBoss BerkeleyBoss is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 2:41pm) in reply to _cwp394_

    any reads on iso'r?
     
  7. Ptrou Ptrou is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 2:42pm) in reply to _cwp394_

    agree with firaldo, i think i just fold.
  8. BBOY3110 BBOY3110 is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 2:43pm) in reply to _cwp394_

    call.
    hes iso'ing 22-55, Ax etc.

    seems like a cooler if hes got a bigger pair.
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  9. theczar19 theczar19 is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 2:45pm) in reply to BBOY3110

     
    Originally Posted by BBOY3110 View Post

    call.

    pretty sure this is an easy snap... hes def getting in all worse pairs and a lot of Ax's.
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  10. BerkeleyBoss BerkeleyBoss is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 2:49pm) in reply to theczar19

    ya i think if hes aggro/not scurred its a call, prob isoing A2 and 22
     
  11. Crazyhorse76 Crazyhorse76 is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 3:03pm) in reply to _cwp394_

     
    Originally Posted by _cwp394_ View Post

    doubt it is a DEF fold

    Just cuz I say I def fold doesn't mean you have to :)

    There are arguments for calling here, I just personally prefer folding. The way I play this size stack makes this a fold for me.
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  12. GPTBigGuy GPTBigGuy is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 4:02pm) in reply to Crazyhorse76

    puke spot imo, but im prty sure in game flow I would call. Ppl snap iso shortys all the time with KJo+. But to play devils advocate, ur edge is hella against the remaining field and how often are u gna be 70% or better vs his range? Im not quite sure what to do so im pretty curious to see some other opinions but I think n practice id call.
  13. Pghfan987 Pghfan987 is online now

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 4:05pm) in reply to BBOY3110

     
    Originally Posted by BBOY3110 View Post

    call.
    hes iso'ing 22-55, Ax etc.

    seems like a cooler if hes got a bigger pair.

    I'm with Benson
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  14. _cwp394_ _cwp394_ is offline

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    Mar 1st, 2010 (3/1/2010 4:24pm) in reply to BerkeleyBoss

    yea iso'r is a reg who i have played with in the past and does not get out of line that often but had only been sitting at this table for a few orbits...also I was at this table before like with 300 people left and i got moved back to the same table so my reads were pretty spot on at the time i felt so ya results.......

    just feel like looking back my edge is to big to make this call and i fcked up

    pokerstars Game #40482283109: Tournament #286020016, $200+$15 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level XXV (15000/30000) - 2010/02/28 20:01:39 ET
    Table '286020016 444' 9-max Seat #4 is the button
    Seat 1: MarvelousMAV (225078 in chips)
    Seat 2: hg18l7 (917263 in chips)
    Seat 3: Dardan0s (1212070 in chips)
    Seat 4: NEED100KFAST (92407 in chips)
    Seat 5: lechuckpoker (958521 in chips)
    Seat 6: cwp394 (682018 in chips)
    Seat 7: Graham Razzi (749145 in chips)
    Seat 8: apoll76 (1688157 in chips)
    Seat 9: dav_dau (952685 in chips)
    MarvelousMAV: posts the ante 3000
    hg18l7: posts the ante 3000
    Dardan0s: posts the ante 3000
    NEED100KFAST: posts the ante 3000
    lechuckpoker: posts the ante 3000
    cwp394: posts the ante 3000
    Graham Razzi: posts the ante 3000
    apoll76: posts the ante 3000
    dav_dau: posts the ante 3000
    lechuckpoker: posts small blind 15000
    cwp394: posts big blind 30000
    *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to cwp394 [6c 6s]
    Graham Razzi: folds
    apoll76: folds
    dav_dau: folds
    MarvelousMAV: folds
    hg18l7: folds
    Dardan0s: folds
    NEED100KFAST: raises 59407 to 89407 and is all-in
    lechuckpoker: raises 600593 to 690000
    cwp394: calls 649018 and is all-in
    Uncalled bet (10982) returned to lechuckpoker
    Dardan0s said, "w00000t buttbuddy!"
    *** FLOP *** [8h 7s Ts]
    *** TURN *** [8h 7s Ts] [Tc]
    *** RIVER *** [8h 7s Ts Tc] [8c]
    *** SHOW DOWN ***
    lechuckpoker: shows [Jh Kd] (two pair, Tens and Eights)
    cwp394: shows [6c 6s] (two pair, Tens and Eights - lower kicker)
    lechuckpoker collected 1179222 from side pot
    NEED100KFAST: shows [Qs Jc] (two pair, Tens and Eights - lower kicker)
    lechuckpoker collected 295221 from main pot
    *** SUMMARY ***
    Total pot 1474443 Main pot 295221. Side pot 1179222. | Rake 0
    Board [8h 7s Ts Tc 8c]
    Seat 1: MarvelousMAV folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 2: hg18l7 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 3: Dardan0s folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 4: NEED100KFAST (button) showed [Qs Jc] and lost with two pair, Tens and Eights
    Seat 5: lechuckpoker (small blind) showed [Jh Kd] and won (1474443) with two pair, Tens and Eights
    Seat 6: cwp394 (big blind) showed [6c 6s] and lost with two pair, Tens and Eights
    Seat 7: Graham Razzi folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 8: apoll76 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 9: dav_dau folded before Flop (didn't bet)

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