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Hi Guys.
Last night I managed to cash in £1250 Tourny, however, prior to that I was subjected to a torrent of abuse from another player for a play I had made earlier.
SB = 50
BB = 100
My Hole Cards: KQs (On the Button)
SB Calls, BB Checks, All other players fold and I Call
Flop = 8,4,3,
SB Goes All In with 825 Chips
BB Folds
I have a stack of 3.5K so I Call
SB Shows: 3,9,
Turn = 6
River = K
So I take down the pot
Here is my thinking behind this play and i'm not saying its right, its just what I thought in the decision time I had.
1 - With only 8BBs left I was expecting him to push with any picture and already prepared myself to call him with my KQ
2 - Damage to my stack would be minimal
3 - All other players had folded so I presumed there were still plenty of pictures in the deck
4 - I did'nt expect him to have any of the flop - Just a picture
5 - Thought he maybe trying to steel the pot
I was consequently subjected to a torrent of abuse, this guy was good, he could type spaced out swear words quicker than he went all in and the only one I can repeat is Donk!
So "Am I the biggest Donk! on sky poker" or would anyone else have made this call? and I dont mind your criticism guys good or bad. (I am sure I will get some)
Ps: The abuse has been reported.
Comments
misread first post thats why this has been edited, should have raised pre flop, you dont get the odds to call his all in and it was a bad call in all honesty
Your right, I suppose being on the button I could have made the raise (I can now see this was a mistake) at this point the BB would still be in play and wasnt sure what he would do.
A More aggressive play with KQs may have seen him off.
Thanks for your comment Flashflush
Since there was no pre-flop raise, your opponent could easily have part of that flop and you need to hit.
You are about 3/1 to win the hand and this is the about the BEST you can hope to be.
Having said that, you are perfectly entitled to call and it's definitely not the worst call I've seen today (by a long way).
The most important thing is that you reported the abuse and I applaud you for that.
P.S. Very well done on the cash.
The best he was going to be was 25% underdog (if his opponent had ANY part of that flop).
Whether it was a good call or a bad call is not relevant.
You played with your own money, I assume, so you can do whatever you want, it's your absolute right, & it's not anyone's right to flame you.
Peeps need to learn how to lose a hand of poker, & if they cross the line of what is & is not acceptable, then I hope they get chat-banned.
If they did but realise it, losers can flame away with impunity if they did but know how to use a little subtlety. You are a ******* **** is not exactly imaginative, or adult.
A classic rubdown is a thing of beauty, & does not need to cross the line.
I know i'm far from a perfect player and as many of you will know who have played against me donking is something I would rather do with donuts or rich tea biscuits. (My favourite)
Glad to hear my play was not all bad from the comments I've seen so far.
Your right, I now realise that the best play here would have been a raise pr-flop as suggested by flashflush in a previous comment and I can't even explain why I didn't, but I sure hope I do in future.
Thanks.
i dont report chat abuse though, reasoning being it doesnt affect me and the sort of players who completley lose it in the chat are generally bad players or good players liable to tilt
and why would we want to upset them?