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kardmania
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$60 10 man live game played on PokerPro table. 1500 starting chips
Turbo Blinds
Truly card dead but stole where I could but with blinds at $120/60 + $5 ante down to $480 chips but only 4 players remained.
I managed to dodge bullets and slowly started to win a few pots knocking out the 4th place combatant.
Pay out structure $355 for 1st and $155 for 2nd place the balance is house rake.
Opponent chip stacks Player A has 5500 chips, Player B has 4400, and I am sitting with 4100 chips. I offer up a three way chop. Player B accepts the chop and Player A sits silent. Several hands pass when the SB and BB get into the pot for the minimum and the board flops: 9D, 7D, and 5D. Player A pushes all in and Player B calls. Player A turns over 10D and 6D and Player B reveals the JD and QD. No improvement.
Several more hands are played with no significant changes.
These games are typically over in an hour. We are now near the 2 hour mark. Blinds are 1200/ 600 and antes are $100.
Player A is now down to $1800, Player B has $7200, and I am sitting with 6000 chips. I am in the small blind and the best hand I have looked at is AK o/s.
Player A folds and is sitting with $1100 chips, Player B raises $1200 chips and I look down at QQ.
What is the correct play?
$60 10 man live game played on PokerPro table. 1500 starting chips
Turbo Blinds
Truly card dead but stole where I could but with blinds at $120/60 + $5 ante down to $480 chips but only 4 players remained.
I managed to dodge bullets and slowly started to win a few pots knocking out the 4th place combatant.
Pay out structure $355 for 1st and $155 for 2nd place the balance is house rake.
Opponent chip stacks Player A has 5500 chips, Player B has 4400, and I am sitting with 4100 chips. I offer up a three way chop. Player B accepts the chop and Player A sits silent. Several hands pass when the SB and BB get into the pot for the minimum and the board flops: 9D, 7D, and 5D. Player A pushes all in and Player B calls. Player A turns over 10D and 6D and Player B reveals the JD and QD. No improvement.
Several more hands are played with no significant changes.
These games are typically over in an hour. We are now near the 2 hour mark. Blinds are 1200/ 600 and antes are $100.
Player A is now down to $1800, Player B has $7200, and I am sitting with 6000 chips. I am in the small blind and the best hand I have looked at is AK o/s.
Player A folds and is sitting with $1100 chips, Player B raises $1200 chips and I look down at QQ.
What is the correct play?