Aye hev beene myselfe at yon table lo these severall minutes, ande hav myselfe nay in bigge handes beene nary involved, nor has villain which have Aye seene aforenow. Frome past abuttments have Aye seene villain being reasonable smarte bothe in Jousting bettes ande also verily in chooseing his carddes, so verily he knoweth of the rayseing of Sixthe Streete to encounter showe-downe at advantage.

His rayseing of the Sixthe cardde for valyue can onlye be for the instance of Thrice-playing Sevens in his hande or his house being fulle. Whist possible, 'tis not certainly his hande of now to be trippled Sevens, but verily is some twice paired he with holed paires concealed or even yon splitte Tennes and believeth he me fulle of crappe in Three cardes have been.

I beseech my fellowe sharps at Studde indulgence, and for thine opinions on yonder hande. I fayledd to thrice-bette my opponent on the Sixthe Cardde as his rayse succumbs me to a fourthe bette should he have tripled Sevens or his house be fulle.

Mine river bette contrarily is in defense of ye sixthe-cardde jape knowne as ye Free-Showe-Downe Rayse, though verily earnes me less coin than ye Checque-Rayse should mine opponent hold Tripled Sevens, but when on occasion his house indeed be fulle it benefittes me likely ye triple bette, when such tripling bette be uncertain should his house be filled though smalle and witnesseth he mine doubled Queens aboarde ande becometh he meeke therefore.

Dost thou institute ye Checque-Rayse oftener than Aye in yon spotte, or is mine line verily okay?

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3rd Streete: (1.4 SB)
Seat 1: xx xx 5____foldeth Seat 1
Seat 2: xx xx K____foldeth Seat 2
Seat 3: xx xx 4____bringeth in Seate 3 for $1.50____Seat 3 calleth
Hero: K Q Q___completeth Hero
Seat 6: xx xx T____calleth Seat 6
Seat 7: xx xx J____foldeth Seat 7
Seat 8: xx xx 6____foldeth Seat 8

4th Streete: (4.4 SB) (3 players)
Seat 3: xx xx 4 T____calleth Seat 3
Hero: K Q Q A___betteth Hero
Seat 6: xx xx T 7____calleth Seat 6

5th Streete: (3.7 BB) (3 players)
Seat 3: xx xx 4 T J____Seat 3 foldeth
Hero: K Q Q A A___betteth Hero
Seat 6: xx xx T 7 7____calleth Seat 6

6th Streete: (5.7 BB) (2 players)
Hero: K Q Q A A 6___betteth Hero___calleth Hero
Seat 6: xx xx T 7 7 3____rayseth Seat 6

7th Streete: (9.7 BB) (2 players)
Hero: K Q Q A A 6 A___betteth Hero
Seat 6: xx xx T 7 7 3 xx____calleth Seat 6

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wow. How much time did that post take?

Hmm looks like the converter is broken.

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I beseech thee refrayne from beinge Tarddes and addresseth ye yon toppycke.

Eower reade sayeth 'reasonable smarte'. 'Tis a spotte favourable suited for a checque-rayse, I arte of agreeable pensive. Thou betteth 'tis a minor erreur, upon analysise. Abuttement contre foe passive whilst favorable lead bette, contre smarte quotidien foe, checque-rayse 'tis favorable pursuant most favourable coinne acquired.

Am I naive for thinking when he calls the river that you were good the whole way?

'pon mine soul have I typed in error. In mine Fourth quatrain, ye sentence inclusive of "doubled Queens aboarde" ought insted have writ "doubled Ace aboarde".

I beg thine indulgence for the hour is layte and snoweth like shiit outeside makeing mine existence more of hermit than fellowe and it driveth me madde.

unfortunately, I'm not gonna put this in old english, but I think w/ the open pair, if he is full, he just calls if you donk, b/c you should have two pair there almost every time. It's not like you probably/maybe just improved to QQQ/AAA and would lead that and he'd raise if he's full. So I like the c/r to get two bets out of 777 and two for the full, but I think b/3 is intriguing when you have something like QAQAxxA.

also, he should have 777 way more than 777xx, so you have to consider how often you lose the extra bet from not c/r vs 777 vs. winning it back in b/3 if he does that, when he's full.

Thankee for thine responding, but verily must I beg of thee why dost thou giveth villaine in his hand any Seven? Tis truly randome that his starteing carddes might thus containe. Ere his paire in ken on boarde be Knaves or Nines, then tripling be far morethee in mynde.

Location: more like loaded for beer.

Alsowe hale fellowe Chips, dost thou remembereth how playeth the 5-10 donkes? 'Tis risible that suche donkes wouldst faile rayseing mine lead on yon river shouldst any house be full.

Leading makes no sense to me if you can't 3bet 6th. No one in the history of poker checks behind a full house on 7th if checked to. I'd be shocked if he checked behind trips. Therefore, if you're afraid of a check-behind, he had 2 pair or a pair and a draw on 6th, and you should have 3bet.

I think either line has merit but mixing them is probably wrong. That is, I think you should have 3bet 6th and led 7th, or called 6th and check-raised 7th.

lol pumpst. Someone animate that with a fist pump. Please?

Ere I ever was sure of mine enemy's Carddes yea shouldst Aye playe it so. Sadly am I ne'er so sure.

Mine failure to thrice bet ye Sixthe Cardde is downe to thinkinge that whenst bet the fourthe tyme mine hand sure sucks, havinge but four Outes, but is fair too stronge to folde, so ye coste of showinge downe mine Aces-Uppe becomes more than cheers to contemplate.

On ye Seventhe Cardde, 'tis reallye a question of howe oftentimes hast mine villaine a triple or better andst howe oftentimes his rayseing of noster Sixthe Cardde is ye Free-Showe-Downe Jape, from whichmost we lose thusly the river bette through checque-behynde. This leadinge bette beinge to earne back the bette lost on yon Sixthe Cardde through flattinge.

Reckoned Aye his tripples be less than his twice-paired handes, though ere had he trippled and made his house full, three bets shall I earne from mine leade. Misseth Aye not a bette here as he calleth sure with any twice-paired hand and raiseth/calleth mosttimes better yet and certainmost filled houses.

how many people raise a board w/ open aces for yon free showdowne?

Thou argyues then for flattinge ye Sixthe Cardde? And shall Aye not Catche mine Ace or Queen downe river, dost thou checque-folde?

I mean, I guess, unless I've seen him be a spazz before...

I really can't even begin to read this thread.

Thankee for thine thoughtes. 'Twas must have made thee tyred to typpe them.

should it be pumpeth?

also, toe;dr

Prithee, why wouldst one not calleth yon river in such an instance? (I playeth not the contests of the Stud High, but have we not a catcher of ye olde bluph should Villain be so conducting?)

This would be one of the sickest bluffs I've ever personally seen, if it is one.

In an aggressive game I think villain can be going for a free showdown raise some of the time with 2 small pair, if electrical is viewed as an aggressive opponent who could be taking this line with no pair prior to making open aces.

But as a pure bluff? How often does anyone fold what looks like aces up? If he's bluffing villain has to have exactly one pair, what's on his board.