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[QUOTE="Leo 50, post: 1226845, member: 24367"] I have to agree with White Lytning (at least partially) The initial bet screams "don't call" I just want the blinds now. And the amount you bet does not justify the gamble so early in a tourney. The overcard on the flop should have been enough for you to get out, easily if you had only invested 3-4 BB. Remember 10's are a nice pair but any paint card on the flop puts you at risk. His bet post flop was made to imply to you two things; 1) he had a better hand than you 2) he was willing to get all his chips involved. I know sometimes it feels like you are always being beat on the river, sucked out on etc. but if you really look at this hand you put yourself in a bad position to begin with. Sorry bout that :cool: [/QUOTE]
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