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- $0.00/$0.00 (8 players)
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UTG: $2,980
UTG+1: $3,000
UTG+2: $2,980
MP: $2,940
MP+1 Hero: $3,120
MP+2: $2,840
CO: $3,580
BTN: $2,880

Pre-flop: ($0) Hero is MP+1 and dealt A♥: J♠:
2 folds, calls $40 (All-in), 2 folds, UTG+2 calls $40, MP folds, Hero raises to $80, 2 folds, raises to $120 (All-in), UTG+2 calls $80, Hero raises to $160, calls $40 (All-in), UTG+2 calls $40

Flop: ($480) K♣: Q♥: 4♠: (1 players)
checks, UTG+2 checks, Hero bets $40, folds, UTG+2 raises to $80, Hero raises to $120, UTG+2 calls $40

Turn: ($720) K♣: Q♥: 4♠: 3♠: (0 players)
UTG+2 bets $80, Hero raises to $160, UTG+2 calls $80

River: ($1,040) K♣: Q♥: 4♠: 3♠: 2♠: (0 players)
UTG+2 checks, Hero bets $80, UTG+2 calls $80

Do I not have a straight here? since UTG+2 won this showdown with a pair of kings


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firsttsunami
Joined: 23.01.2006

Didn't you open your eyes when you decided to reraise the flop. When i saw the flopplay i thought he intended to take a freecard on the turn but then you raised again but for which reason? You still need a T to complete the straight. Facing the raise on the Flop its certainly a big hand since you capped preflop and though he raised the flop. most likely he'S got QQ KK AK AA and there is no reason to think you could push him off and you can just rely on your gutshot to win the pot. so call the flop, call the turn and fold the river.


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