Joined: Feb '08
Location: Denmark
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Just lost too a donkye with nuts straight to a fullhouse. The donkye called my preflop raise with 9-6 off. I have J-10s. Flop is 6 8 9, turn is a 7, and the donkye moves allin with hes 2 pair and hit another 6 on the river. Pot was 23045 and i would have been in top 10. Omg lol there are so mane donkyes.
Joined: Feb '11
Location: Argentina
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Posted by TDS76: Just lost too a donkye with nuts straight to a fullhouse. The donkye called my preflop raise with 9-6 off. I have J-10s. Flop is 6 8 9, turn is a 7, and the donkye moves allin with hes 2 pair and hit another 6 on the river. Pot was 23045 and i would have been in top 10. Omg lol there are so mane donkyes.
Quiet, often do. I continued to study your game and you will see that in the long run you'll do better
i think that was fine....you cannot fold there....your opponent put his one feet on the grave...yeah he was lucky on the hand you played but he will be lucky like that all the time....good play on your side only that your straight did not hold.....anyway i see many hands like this in pokerstars...I think because they have a large number hand dealt thats why bad beat happens more often that usual...
Joined: Apr '09
Location: Portugal
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He was hoping you didn’t have the 10, but his move was a bit late, because after seeing the turn there’s four cards for straight in the table, too risky to go all-in with no straight at that time. Just explaning this because, if you didn’t had the 10, you wouldn’t have made that call to his all-in and he would have won a nice pot before seeing the river, which would turn his move into a nice one, making you think he had, at least, the 10 in his hand. This didn’t happen, you gave the call and river gave him the victory, oh well, maybe you should have been more aggressive, you have to admit you were affraid of that inside straight draw at the flop.
