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can we drown fishes
twice same player, i had ak raised 4 times blind they called flop came 9 j k, bet 3 quater pot they call turn ace all in, they call, amazed they have pair 7s then gutted 7 hits river, second hand ak short no option all they call k 2 in hand k hits flop mine again till river comes 2 expect short stacked but first time ???
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by the way..just how do you drown a fish?
I ve had a couple tonight but the 2nd one takes the biscuit. Im in small blind with K 10 D. 3 callers. Flop 5 10 3. I raise 2x BB, BB raises me to 400. Blinds at 100/200. Other two fold, I call. Turn produces a 7. BB goes allin about 2800 chips I have 2050. I call. River shows a J. Yes you guessed it. BB has 5J os. So hits 2 pairs on the river.
How can she go allin when she only has a pair of 5s on the flop and turn? How bad is that?
sporny, thats a joke situation cause by joke players. nothing worse then a bad player sucking out on you. i always feel like it is always me!! I tend to look back through the hand and see if i would have played it differently. If the answer is no I pick my jaw up off the desk and move on to the next one!!
Fish get their oxygen directly from the water. They have organs called gills that take oxygen out of the water, just as your lungs take oxygen out of the air. But water can run out of oxygen, just as air can.
So fish can suffocate in water, which means they can drown in water.
These drownings occur most often in small ponds that dry up. All the fish that live in the pond are crowded into the remaining water, where they use up all the oxygen in the water, then drown. Fish can also drown if their gills are damaged in a collision with an underwater plant or in a fight with other sea creatures.
Weather conditions also account for some drownings. For example, when some fish realize that oxygen supply in the water is getting very low, they rise to the surface and suck air into a sac-like organ called the air bladder.
The fish can then take oxygen out of this air instead of directly out of the water. But in cold weather, when the surface of the water is frozen, the fish can’t reach that air, and so they drown.
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