[retired_jnganga]

Originally posted by San:
Turn bet depends on how big a moron your opponent is.

I don't make that all-in call though.

Must admit I thought he was no less moronic than most of my opponents

Its a sign of improvement for me though. This was my 44th game since I've started tracking what I've been doing, and I honestly think this is the first time I've made a bad error of judgment, certainly in calling (came unstuck a couple of times short-stacked with mid-high pairs or AK running into aces.

I just got way overexcited with hitting that king when really it wasn't going to change things. There's no way I'd've bluffed at the pot had another rag fallen

[san]

Amazing pot on celebrity poker right now...

Hole cards:

QQ
77
AK
AJ

Board:

J T 7 Q 4

:eek:

[retired_katie14]

Couldn't blame the 7's if they go all in really.

[san]

The AK wasn't sure if the straight counted when they weren't suited, which is the only reason everyone didn't end up allin.

[retired_jnganga]

funny thing is the eventual winner could, and maybe should, have been bet out the hand totally on the flop. Three players flopped hands they'd consider to be ideal

[retired_katie14]

Did they all reach the flop?

[san]

This is so rigged

"Nobody can work out if she knows what she's doing or not".

hrmmmm I beg to differ.

[san]

Originally posted by Neil Purvis:
Did they all reach the flop?

yup....no such thing as starting standards in this game.

[san]

I do love getting her kind at my tables. Easy easy money.

[retired_rubbia]

Originally posted by neilstudd:
gah, she called down EVERYTHING

check
opponent bets
"er, can I check? no? ok, I call"

Haha, this sounds hilarious.

Can someone tape it and send it to me please?