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"Anything that can go wrong will go wrong." (rant)

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01-08-2010, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by nomatch View Post
teeheee, you won the hand mate
unless you meant to say another 7 came up (not another 2)?
He'd of still won the hand though with AAA77 vs 22777?

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Originally Posted by cpr View Post
He'd of still won the hand though with AAA77 vs 22777?
yup your right

Originally Posted by triadink View Post
i only play at pokerstars and i win on a regular basis.....i never go all in with a pair preflop unless there are only a few players on the board. maybe you should stick to limit holdem
If you don't push with a high pair, you will get people calling you, and getting lucky with the flop/turn/river. If you do push, people holding a 7,2 will fold. In this situation, the guy probably didn't know how to play poker and called an all in call with nothing. The OP did everything right - if he put the guy on a 7,2/crappy hand, he probably should have slow played a little bit. But, first advanced rule of poker = never give your opponent a cheap card, whether that be the flop, turn or river - you are putting your hand at unnecessary risk.

Pre-flop, he has the best hand, why would he not go all in against a 7,2, he has like 95% of winning :S

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