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Message: [QUOTE="pdcactus1, post: 5102787, member: 328175"] [b]40 years of schooling[/b] [SIZE=4]What I find interesting is no matter how much you play and win or lose, you never stop learning from your mistakes. It's like I once heard someone say "I've forgotten more than you know about this game." [/SIZE] [SIZE=4]Just today I schooled myself again. I was sitting pretty in a Venom Step #2 waiting for 8 more people to be sent to the rails, when I'm in the big blind with [/SIZE]:qc4::qs4:[SIZE=4] everyone is pretty much folding waiting for the bubble when the Button player raises a min bet to $1200, he only has $3400 behind him meaning I have $2900 more than him. [/SIZE] [SIZE=4]Now, There are maybe 2 correct moves, as picking up a few more chips would help make sure I reach the payout. the correct move would have been fold the Queens, as no matter what comes on the flop (Save a Queen) I could already be behind in this race at this time or second best to flat call then on the flop, which came as [/SIZE]:5h4::8s::3c4: [SIZE=4]either[/SIZE][SIZE=4] go All-in or Check to hope for a bet to go over the top after their play with a continuation bet. [/SIZE] [SIZE=4]I, [/SIZE]:stupido2:[SIZE=4]planning to force a fold, go over the top pre-flop All-in figuring for a fold from the lower stack to avoid the bubble. Well, the villain calls for all his chips with :ks4::10s: the turn card hits the:kd: the river was a blank and now I'm sucking hind tit waiting for a made hand and the blinds on the way. it goes around twice before I'm forced to play weak holdings or risk being blinded out on the bubble. I lose the hand and I'm walking to the rail bubbling an event I should have advanced in. Waaaa[/SIZE]:bawling::mad:[SIZE=4] Waaaa, LOL[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]The All-in move at that point was the completely Wrong Play and that's what I pick. [/SIZE] [SIZE=4][/SIZE] [FONT=Arial][SIZE=4] Live and learn. Again.[/SIZE][/FONT] [CENTER]:top::top::puke::puke::cool:[/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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