On the bubble there are 29 left and 27 paid. I'm in 4th or 5th place and joejoe is the chipleader. I have been raising pot pre a lot and taking it down. I decide to try and induce a re-raise pre from joe who i feel will play back at me if he has something decent.
Once he does this, I feel like I'm going to get boned somehow and decide to just type some chat that I have AAds.
First off, is this wrong/collusion/cheating? Secondly, wtf why would he put in 40k more here when I obviously have it (seems like a questionable gamble with a stack that will carry him to the final table)?
I'm not trying to complain, or tell a bad beat story (it's only a 58%/42% anyways). This tournament has been very profitable for me and I will happily take these chances. I think I'd prefer him to just fold preflop though and pick up the 11k without risk, hence my chat.
Poker Stars $10+$1 Pot Limit Omaha Hi Tournament - t600/t1200 Blinds - 8 players
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HoldemHelge (BTN): t9105 7.59 BBs
Vaagelund (SB): t47204 39.34 BBs
joejoe1337 (BB): t123470 102.89 BBs
1schumacher (UTG): t8344 6.95 BBs
AMIX66 (UTG+1): t52640 43.87 BBs
lenad3 (MP1): t78469 65.39 BBs
ttmax (MP2): t31366 26.14 BBs
Hero (CO): t49986 41.66 BBs
Pre Flop: (t1800) Hero is CO with 8

A

2

A
4 folds,
Hero raises to t3600,
2 folds,
joejoe1337 raises to t10500,
Hero says "yeah u were supposed to do that bc i didnt pot it pre",
Hero says "but i have AAds",
Hero raises to t32100,
joejoe1337 raises to t96900,
joejoe1337 says "gl", Hero calls t17886 all in,
Hero says "so lets gamble"
Flop: (t100572) 3

Q

Q
(2 players - 1 is all in)
Turn: (t100572) 4
(2 players - 1 is all in)
River: (t100572) 3
(2 players - 1 is all in)
Final Pot: t100572
joejoe1337 shows 8

7

J

T

(a flush, Queen high)
Hero shows 8

A

2

A

(two pair, Aces and Queens)
joejoe1337 wins t100572
Last edited by NuklearWinter; 10-12-2010 at 02:31 PM.
Reason: I think this is supposed to go in midstakes MTT forum. If mods want to move, that's fine. Sorry for the mistake.