This happened a couple of months ago, but I was just reminded of it, and I didn't post it at the time. Better late than never.
Playing hold'em at Suncoast (I'm not in this hand), the final board was 2-4-8-9-Q, with no flush possible. The two-way action on the river was big bet and a call. The bettor turned over two pair. The caller turned over J-10, for the nuts. Somebody asked him why he didn't raise. He said, "I thought he (pointing to his lone opponent) might have the higher straight."
A smartass at the end of the table said, "Right. If he had the jack, ten, AND king in his hand, he would have had you beat."
Officially, of course, I must express my strong disapproval of such comments. First, we don't want to smarten up the clueless players and make them harder to beat. Second, making somebody feel stupid at the table is likely to result in him picking up his chips and leaving a lot sooner than he otherwise would.
But I've gotta admit, it was very, very funny.
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
Great comeback
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