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[QUOTE="rhoudini, post: 6750329, member: 1015282"]
WOOOW, thank you so much for this detailed comment, dallam!!! I really appreciate your effort to help!! It was very clear and I could understand everything you said.

I just need to point out that the :qs4: was my up card, not the :7s4:. This probably makes my hand lose a little bit of value? I was thinking now: with a Q up, some skilled experienced player would probably know that I must have 3 spades to motivate me playing this hand (again, all spades are live), or split queens, or a pocket pair. Split queens become really unlikely when P7 gets QQ up. Therefore it is quite easy to guess my hand, huh?

Probably the best was really waiting for a better hand. I probably should have folded on 5th as you pointed out, because the :9c4: brick is terrible, probably the worst card possible in the entire deck. It was not worthy continuing. If it was the 8c I could continue.

If it was a cash game, ok, I think it is ok to play like this, but in a tournament, there are better spots to invest the last chips.

Again, thank you so much for your comments, it was great to learn with you!!

[B]P.S.: [/B][I]when you said, "QQ22 now visibly has probably 3 pairs", you were right! He had pocket 9s along with his QQ22. Nice read![/I]
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