Bostonian asshat (could possibly be @its11pm) plays way too many hands. He’s sb, I am bb. 5 limpers, he makes it 7, I call and so do the 5 limpers. Pot is 49. I have KsQd
Flop is AdKd3s. We all check the flop.
Turn is AdKd3s Td.
Boston checks. I check. Britain in MP jams all in for 93. Action folds to Boston who I knew would never fold. He’s all in for 70. I have them both covered. I ponder calling 93 to win 212.
I don’t snap, but take some time. I have a feeling Britain has a made hand, but the pot was only 49. Why does he jam 93 here?
This is typical of a 1/2 donk that made a low flush. Strangely enough, I’ve seen so many idiots do this when they hit 2 pairs too, so I’m confused. I’m not even worried about asshat Boston to my right, btw.
I considered at the table that I probably don’t even have 9 clean outs to drawing to my frush. At most, he has 2 diamonds, leaving only 7 diamonds left and 39 cards that don’t help me.
39:7 or 5.5:1. Pot is only giving me 2.3:1. A call is –EV here. I said WTF and shoved my chips in. When in doubt, do what @OnAFoldDraw would do! (Respek!)
As I shove them in I say, “I have the Qd. I call.”
River was a AdKd3s Td 4d. Great Britain turns over J9dd in disgust. Boston mucks, says he had 2 pairs.
As Great Britain gets up, he sarcastically says to me, “Nice pot, bad call.” I heard him, but I said, what did you say? He repeated himself. I said, “Ma’am, what do you care what I do with my stack. Just be happy you put it in with the best hand and got a donkey like me to call you.”
Great Britain is a cranky old snowbird and I can’t wait to get at him the next time we meet. After cash and a $55 MTT, I left the room +$270. First winning session in 5 weeks. I have to make mistakes to be profitable. Sick game.
