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smaller stack always ragged

maxbmaxb
edited July 2011 in Area 51
its more than just odds or bad luck when you consistently get ragged off by the larger stack in any tourney. its in sky's interest to get people knocked out so they re buy into other games and also speeds up the tourney its self. it happens min 7 out of ten times the larger stack can shove with the worst of it by upto 90% and still come out winning. its a joke! 55 vs aa and hits 5 on the flop or ak vs a2 and hits a two or set off aces vs set of kings and the larger stack would hit a fourth k on the river( after a short pause) all to often to just be "poker"
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  • debdobs_67debdobs_67
    edited July 2011
    1.try not to get short stacked

    2.The hands are random

    3. run better

    Gl AT THE TABLES XXX
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  • robalanxxxrobalanxxx
    edited July 2011
    In Response to Re: smaller stack always ragged:
    1.try not to get short stacked 2.The hands are random 3. run better Gl AT THE TABLES XXX
    Posted by debdobs_67
    r .u sure?
    lcfcfan14 Small blind  75.00 75.00 2510.00
    ulstertom Big blind  150.00 225.00 2830.00
      Your hole cards
    • A
    • A
    		     
    daffo Fold     
    robalanxxx All-in  650.00 875.00 0.00
    riskitslic Call  650.00 1525.00 2020.00
    lcfcfan14 Fold     
    ulstertom Call  500.00 2025.00 2330.00
    Flop
       
    • 10
    • Q
    • 10
    		     
    ulstertom Check     
    riskitslic Bet  150.00 2175.00 1870.00
    ulstertom Fold     
    riskitslic Unmatched bet  150.00 2025.00 2020.00
    robalanxxx Show
    • A
    • A
    		   
    riskitslic Show
    • 10
    • A
    		   
    Turn
       
    • Q
    		     
    River
       
    • 4
    		     
    riskitslic Win Full House, 10s and Queens 2025.00  4045.00
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  • spornybolspornybol
    edited July 2011
    HOW COME WHEN I`M BIG STACK I LOSE TO SHORT STACK, IT A FIX I SAY !!!



    EDIT - OPPS I`M BANNED FOR LIFE I`VE SAID FIX
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  • maxbmaxb
    edited July 2011
    In Response to Re: smaller stack always ragged:
    In Response to Re: smaller stack always ragged : r .u sure? lcfcfan14 Small blind   75.00 75.00 2510.00 ulstertom Big blind   150.00 225.00 2830.00   Your hole cards A A       daffo Fold         robalanxxx All-in   650.00 875.00 0.00 riskitslic Call   650.00 1525.00 2020.00 lcfcfan14 Fold         ulstertom Call   500.00 2025.00 2330.00 Flop     10 Q 10       ulstertom Check         riskitslic Bet   150.00 2175.00 1870.00 ulstertom Fold         riskitslic Unmatched bet   150.00 2025.00 2020.00 robalanxxx Show A A       riskitslic Show 10 A       Turn     Q       River     4       riskitslic Win Full House, 10s and Queens 2025.00   4045.00
    Posted by robalanxxx


    10 8 vs 9 6 lost to a straight! then ak all in pre flop called by a 7 diamonds lost to a flush hit runner runner after flop and u say run better!!!!! its a joke
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  • grantorinograntorino
    edited July 2011
    There may be something in this

    I have yet to see a shortstack bust a bigger stack in any tournament here
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  • debdobs_67debdobs_67
    edited July 2011
    In Response to Re: smaller stack always ragged:
    There may be something in this I have yet to see a shortstack bust a bigger stack in any tournament here
    Posted by grantorino
    LMAO xx
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  • maxbmaxb
    edited July 2011
    n Response to Re: smaller stack always ragged:
    There may be something in this I have yet to see a shortstack bust a bigger stack in any tournament here
    Posted by grantorino


    good banter
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