Details are sketchy given that one of the twins had just started to whimper a bit in her carrier last night:
It's early, blinds are 25/50, you are playing the Mookie, a early position raiser pops you 3xs the BB, and you have K-Q soooted.
I called because I had a few chips, it was double-stacked and it was the Mookie. I don't think it's a bad call.
Flop comes 10,K,Q. Perfect. Initial raiser, a guy who has had success at the Mookie and someone you see as an aggressive player, checks, you bet 295 into the 500-some pot. Third player along for the ride calls and the raiser calls as well.
Hmmm. Still, I don't think the bet is bad here.
The turn comes a harmless...6, I think...and we're all rainbowed now. Raiser checks, I bet 1,000 chips, a little less than the pot. The third guy thinks and folds. The initial raiser raises. You'll have 800 chips left if you call.
I pushed all-in.
Is there ANYONE here who would make that play?
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Folding in this spot is certainly an option, but leaving so many of your babies in the middle is just tough to do.
With top two, I wouldn't have a problem pushing here. You were just unfortunate to run into the stone cold nuts.
The JackAce was quite good to me last night. Of the 288 hands that I saw, I picked it up three times, and won a total of 30,056 with it. Unfortunately, I was unable to drop it on Hoy.
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I'd probably curse myself and do the same thing. But always be wary of the PFRer checking the flop on you. Especially if he's aggro and a good player. What the heck is that all about!?
I know this wasn't the question asked, but I would've raised more on the flop. With the raise you made, its hard to know where you are at, and any other Broadway card would be scary.
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