Table #22073604 - STT #13483442
Starting Hand #1055667737
Start time of hand: 19 Nov 2009 21:26:47
Last Hand #1055665735
Game Type: HOLD'EM
Limit Type: NO LIMIT
Table Type: TOURNAMENT
Money Type: TOURNAMENT CHIPS
Blinds are now $30/$60
Button is at seat 4
Seat 2: desolv777 - $2,925
Seat 3: Tinman764 - $2,825
Seat 4: skippy1230 - $930
Seat 5: ray350 - $2,320
Moving Button to seat 5
desolv777 posts small blind ($30)
Tinman764 posts big blind ($60)
Shuffling Deck
Dealing Cards
Dealing
to Tinman764
skippy1230 folds
ray350 coughs at desolv777.
ray350 calls $60
desolv777 calls $60
Tinman764 raises to $400
ray350 folds
desolv777 calls $400
Dealing Flop
desolv777 checks
Tinman764 bets $500
desolv777 calls $500
Dealing Turn
desolv777 checks
Tinman764 bets $900
desolv777 calls $900
Dealing River
desolv777 bets $1,125 (all-in)
Tinman764 calls $1,025 (all-in)
Returning $100 to desolv777 uncalled
desolv777 shows
Tinman764 shows
desolv777 has Flush, Ace high
desolv777 wins $5,710 with: Flush, Ace high
Seat 2: desolv777 - $5,810
Seat 3: Tinman764 - $0
Seat 4: skippy1230 - $930
Seat 5: ray350 - $2,260
End Of Hand #1055667737
The 2 limpers are proper calling stations. The large raise is to chase out the rags as I've already been outdrawn by Ace-rag after a x10 raise.
Desolv777 has been very passive in nearly every hand he played, only ever betting or raising when he hits.
His all in on the river stank of a flush, but how the hell did he manage to stay in the hand all the way to the river?? Was I not aggressive enough? Shove on the turn after he checks the king, maybe?
Its the 1st time I've been truly shocked by the way a hand was played...