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Message: [QUOTE="dallam, post: 6435762, member: 338743"] Thank you for the contributive comments both of you. :) Hand 7: 109s - it was a very early open, I think in my range many good cards even up to JJ maybe could represented. This deep I may don't want to gamble it away against an AQ f.e. and call looks fine to me, even SB position is risky. My plan was obviously no matter what, this hand can be a bluff catcher easily. And as you see flop favoured us, all J, 10, nuts like KQ, flush draws are in my hand, even sets too. On river the check look weak but opp just couldn't isolate me now,cause I would call it either way if I see a chance for bluffing which would be the case. About the last hand you're totally right, in normal circumstances its a fold no doubt. I could relate to Weezy's words 100% percent, the run good feeling mixed with tiredness to represent myself against all of these pros made me to see maybe a weak pocket to jump for this huge bounty. It was still unexpected to see a move from SB or BB unless they just have a premium which was mathematically not the case for me as already 3 of us show big determination about thos action. As you can see it was a big set up, we were blocking each others hands so dirty. A huge factor that leaded me to do this all-in was if big stack not have the obvious Aces, KQ blocking a K and a Q as well, maybe a pocket like 77-JJ doing this, so we are gambling to collect this massive bounty - and as the blinds would end up 100K / 200K on day one, there will be fireworks in the last period and I actually needed more chips to moving on to the next one. Cause my stack is worth 5.5bbs now. With that glass I made this elimination, the biggest mistake I see in this is that I had the privilage to know that if I'm gonna loose this flip-inthebestcase-party, I will be out. So next time its really worthy to wait for a situation, where I'm actually leading the party, and not getting into a cardinal moment like here. :) [/QUOTE]

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