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Posted by damosk: Having read through the posts, I am not so in agreement with much of what has been said, other than with the outs you had a reasonsable call...and its not a bad beat.
He was beat on the river. Until then, he had the nuts and was a massive favorite to win. I don't know if you just didn't bother to REALLY read what people said, or you're just a turbo night. Folding that spot would be SOOOOOOOO bad it's not even funny.
Posted by damosk: Mt basis for this is that you have gone in focused on the flush draw and lost sight of the fact that yopu may have been beaten by the overcard.
He flopped a nut straight and he had a flush draw. He was an 86% favorite to win. The absolute ONLY hand that had him beat on the flop would be 36 which we can clearly see villain didn't. And folding because villain MAY hold exactly 63 is stupid, unless you've got some phil ivey soul read.
Posted by damosk: Did you even stop to consider that you did not want to lose the bankroll that you did? This may have been a consideration as you checked post flop, and then he rasied after so he appeared to ahve something!
Please tell me you're joking. Letting your "bankroll" make you decisions is weak, and a quick trip towards going broke. BRM only dictates the games you play, not how you play them.
Posted by damosk: Easy in hindsight, but you clearly (in my opinion) had the wweaker hand and therefore were focussed away from what was really happening...easily done!
I just don't think you have any clue what you're talking about.
Beating micro stakes poker is easy. Patiently Nut farm, and milk suckers like the idiot in this hand for every single chip you can.
But I agree, that hand is not bad beat. What is your idea if you big raise or bet on flop. Is he still play draw ? Many times happen to me, want to win big pot but lost it cause my opponent hit his draw. Small winning is better than lose, right ?
------------ all poker site I played give me bad beat
But I agree, that hand is not bad beat. What is your idea if you big raise or bet on flop. Is he still play draw ? Many times happen to me, want to win big pot but lost it cause my opponent hit his draw. Small winning is better than lose, right ?
