Turns out the other guy was none other than Brian Devonshire. Granted this is only a $5 Poker Road League tournament so I'm sure it meant nothing to him. I was really to see his hand revealed at the end.
How badly did I play this?
Sunday, November 23, 2008
PLO Hand
Ok, it's been a while since I've played PLO. I did some practice cash game before this MTT fired up. This is the 6th hand of the tournament, probably the second hand I had raised. I really didn't like the check raise on the flop but I did think I had outs. When the turn hit I wasn't going to go anywhere. The river just happened to be nice for my hand.
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Turns out the other guy was none other than Brian Devonshire. Granted this is only a $5 Poker Road League tournament so I'm sure it meant nothing to him. I was really to see his hand revealed at the end.
How badly did I play this?
Turns out the other guy was none other than Brian Devonshire. Granted this is only a $5 Poker Road League tournament so I'm sure it meant nothing to him. I was really to see his hand revealed at the end.
How badly did I play this?
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Not as badly as HE played it.
ReplyDeleteWell, I understand his turn bet. That turn card means (from his POV) he's up over 20 outs to win -- and after Zooks checked, pushing ain't so bad there.
ReplyDeleteI dunno, Zooks. I might've been scared off by his pot-sized flop raise. I hate playing aces out of position, esp. after essentially missing that flop. Even though I know I'm probably fighting vs. a draw there, I might've just let it go after he raises on the flop. Certainly would've folded to his turn bet, I think, as I'd be thinking I'm surely behind by then.