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lysdexic
05-13-2005, 01:55 PM
You did the right thing. In fact the fact that you had the discipline to
fold that hand as a new player says alot about your future potential. Most
of the hands reasonable players will go all in with early in a tournament
would be either heavy favorites against pocket 10s or nearly 50/50 against
them. You had to assume at least one of the players was reasonable since you
knew nothing about them. Don't worry about it.
"greenie" <anonymous@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3f7248e8$0$153$9a6e19ea@news.newshosting.com...
> Hi:
> Started playing recently, very green and came across a hand recently
> in a tourney that I need advice with. Early in the online tourney. So,
> everyone has about 1000 chips on UB. First position limps, everyone folds
> to me.I'm on the button. I have 10/10 I raise to 200. Small blind folds,
> BB goes all in, then
> First position goes all in. I'm going, man they must have AA or KK. After
> some thought I fold (yeah I know but its early). They turn up Q9s and 77.
> Here is the worst part- The flop 10,10,3.
> What the heck did I do wrong. It was early and I choked. I'm very new
> so I'll probably get abuse, but good advice would be appreciated.
> Are these people newbie maniacs? By the way the 77 held up.
> thanks
> B
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