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Laying down the best hand
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[QUOTE="HomeBrewer, post: 1029770, member: 45691"] Here is the short story. I am at the local casino by my parents place, and get into a nice size pot after about 45 minutes at the table. It is $1/$2 blinds with a max buy-in of $100. I have about $215 in front of me when the hand started. Raised pre-flop (to $10) and I called with KJo on the button. I flopped the K on a rag board and call the raisers bet ($10) on the flop. A third diamond fell on fourth street and I called a bet ($35) with the Kd. Anyways I catch the flush, and as soon as the fourth diamond falls he pushes in for $130. Anways long story short I layed it down. He showed he had a set of 8's without the diamond. I know not much of a short story, but the best I could do. Anyways I have done this once of twice online (throwing the best hand away). But in the end I don't risk my stack without the nuts, and I seem to still walk away up. Anyways I just need some reassurance that I am not making a big mistake by not calling with the second best hand. Not much you guys can say, but anything would be nice...I still haven't forgotten the laydown last night. It was a bad read. :mad: [/QUOTE]
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