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This is one of the reasons I have stopped playing tournaments on a consistant basis. The BTP tournaments are the only tournaments I have played in a couple of months. I feel like I played the same way in the first two BTP tournaments, the only reason I took second ths time was that I didnt get sucked out when I had the best hand, and I wont two coinflips with AK vs PP's. Lucky to not get unlucky I guess.
Statistics: Posted by Rhound50 — Mon Mar 14, 2005 8:02 pm
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You were right on untill you said Kenny is a good player. J/K little bro.
I will respond to the other thread just for you Kowboy. Have a nice day
Statistics: Posted by Stapher — Mon Mar 14, 2005 6:08 pm
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The Key here is against a good player
I'm just joking we all know Kenny is a very good player.
Help Stapher I need you on the MTT bubble thread where we are discussing AK.
Statistics: Posted by TexasKowboy — Mon Mar 14, 2005 5:29 pm
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He led out with a raise. Then you reraised all in. He had to know he was losing going into the hand. Anyone disagree with all of this. Have a nice day
Chris
Statistics: Posted by Stapher — Mon Mar 14, 2005 5:28 pm
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How can you think that. It was 50-50 at best and he knew it. Those aren't the odds you want to try and double up OR lose your stack on. AK is a good hand, but not for all your stack against a good player when you still have enough chips to do damage with. It doesn't make ANY sense. If he only had 1000 chips left it would've been a different story and the correct call at that time. The only time you should call an all in of a person who has around the same amount of money as you is if you know you are winning or you have no money left and have to take a chance to try and win. You know all of this but you forget that AK sucks. You were winning this hand 52% to 48% preflop. Would you bet 1 dollar in any other game knowing you were at odds to lose at the start of the game? Why is it any different here? Have a nice day
Chris
Statistics: Posted by Stapher — Mon Mar 14, 2005 5:23 pm
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Kenny and I talked about this hand right after it happened. I came to the conclusion it was a bad call on your part for one reason. You knew that you were at best 50-50 to win that hand and if you lost it, you blew any chance you had of winning the tourney. I wouldn't risk basically my whole stack on a 50-50 call when you had as many chips as you did. It's not worth the risk even though it turned out ok. Contrats on your good play in the tourney. Have a nice day
Chris
Statistics: Posted by Stapher — Mon Mar 14, 2005 3:02 pm
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