Last night I played another tavern poker tournament.
At one point, I raised with A-J.
Flop: A-A-J.
But wait, it gets better!
I made a small bet and got four callers!
But wait, it gets better!
Turn: the final ace. I think I probably have this locked up.
But wait, it gets better!
I made a bigger bet. Three callers!
But wait, it gets better!
Some irrelevant card on the river. I move all in. TWO CALLERS!
Both were shorter stacks than mine, so a double knockout. And I became monster chip leader.
It's all skill, ya know. You have to practice for many years to learn how to flop a full house, and improve it to quads.
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Oh, what a feeling!
Posted by Rakewell at 4:08 PM 7 comments
Labels: remarkable hands
Monday, May 11, 2015
PokerNews article #64
Another batch of angle-shooters, and how to foil their evil intentions.
http://www.pokernews.com/strategy/still-more-angle-shooters-and-how-to-defeat-them-21511.htm
Are there other angle-shooting techniques that I have not covered in these two articles? I have about 3 more, but not enough for another full article. Let me know what I've missed, and maybe I'll get a third compilation out of it.
Posted by Rakewell at 11:33 AM 1 comments
Labels: pokernews
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