To illustrate you how much the player’s suck where I play, here is
a hand I played against one of the “better” players. He watches the action and
knows what’s going on, sorta. I made the mistake of giving him too much credit.
I get AK early, raise and he’s the only caller.
Flop:
9 K 2 rainbow.
I bet and he calls. I raised preflop, so he knows I have a
good hand. Maybe he’s just floating to see what I do on the turn. Possibly slow
playing KK. Maybe Q10 or QJ.
Turn:
4
I bet and he calls. So now I’m pretty sure he can’t get away
from QQ or has a strong K. I’m thinking K because he didn’t reraise me preflop.
I just don’t feel he has AK. But what does he think I have? How can he call
with just a K?
River:
9
Hmm? Could he have had a 9? I check and he bets. Damm! That
A-hole had A9 and was hoping for another 9 or an ace. I’m thinking I should
fold, but I glance at the pot and see about $28. That gives me 7 to 1 odds. All
I have to do is win 1 of 7 times to break even. I can’t fold. I call and he
proudly shows KJ. I show my AK and he angrily mucks his cards. I don’t think he
even considered what I had. He knew he had a K and when I checked the river he
thought he was good.
That reminds me of a trip where my cousin went with me and
raised preflop. The board was 44K94. He was betting all the way with authority.
When he turned over his pocket kings everyone was saying that they thought for
sure he had quad 4’s. Really? As I was patting myself on the back I calmly said
I knew he had pocket Kings. What would he be doing raising preflop with a 4?
Only 1 guys really thinks about it and say, “Oh, yeah huh.” Everyone else
didn’t even seem to get it.
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