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cliffs?

Lol FML.... Just miclicked live for 300bb's....

obv more details required!

did he had a straight flush

Playing 5/10/20, 1 limp, I make it 100 from co, btn flats (btn has 8k), bb (12k stack) who is spewy live pro, who I have a very good read on makes it 500, I call, btn calls... I have T9o...

Flop comes AT2 rainbow, spewy reg checks, I check, btn makes it 750, live pro makes it 1800, I had a stack of chips that has 5k chips @ the bottom and 1k chips on the top, I forget that I just changed a 5k chip for someone and gave them 5 1k chips, so instead of having 6 1k chips on the top of that stack, I only have one 1k chip and underneath is the 5k chips... I reach to grab two chips to call the 1800 bet from the bb b/c he has air very often in this spot and the btn is gonna fold anything other than the stone cold nuts, but I obv grab a 1k chip and a 5k chip and accidentally raise to 6k and btn shoves for a total of 7800 and bb folds so I'm stuck calling off the last 1800.....

live pro's are absolute angle shooting jackasses as a whole b/c I certainly would not have held someone else to the 6k bet in that spot b/c as soon as the chips hit the felt and I saw that I threw 6k in I immediately said "oh ****, I only meant to call".... and I'm quite sure that if the btn had 67s he would not have cared if I took it back and called..... but @ the end of the day it is my fault but it's still annoying that I wouldn't ever hold someone to that bet but I get held to it.....

Did he have a set or did you have a chance of sucking out?

I don't know I'd be surprised if anyone let you take back your bet. It be rare

"making +EV call downs with T high" imo

I believe you, but if you've never played with the guys at the table they have to assume you wouldn't let them take it back.

if you do that in vegas and just insta grab the big chip as soon as it hits the felt you can generally get away with it.

I would almost never give back the money in that spot unless I was either friends with the guy or we were both friendly live regs and I'm almost sure he'd do the same.

yea they could just as likely be angling with the oops meant to call, i would never let them get away with it unless it was hu and I knew the person very well.

I wouldn't say me and him were "friends" by any means but I've def played with him before.... Not being argumentative but how could I possibly be angling in that spot,'how could doing that benefit me in any way?

I mean like I said at the end of the day I realize that it's 100% my mistake and all that, still frustrating though

And also, smartalec.... If u had total air otb there u still wouldn't let the guy take it back? Fwiw I did turn a 9 vs his 22, would have been the most epic suckout of my career, lol.... Didn't get there on the riv though....

if you know for a fact that they're gonna hold you to a raise then saying oops just meant to call could easily be used as an angle.... you need me to elaborate?

Yeah, in a vacuum you are def right pc... Me and the guy had def 100% played enough together that he knew I wasn't angling.... You are right though, I guess my post was based upon knowing I had like 50 hours of play with him and in his mind there is literally a 0% chance that I'm angling, me and him would often talk about random sports stuff etc when I did see him etc etc.... You are def right though it's obv possible that I could be angling in a vacuum..... Blech...

i'm just sayin i would just go by the rules of the game in that situation unless the pot was heads up and i knew the person really well.

Fair enough.... Dumb mistake on my part....

ohh. now icwudt

you never will get a rulling in your favor. You better off staying quite and not tell people it was mistake.

last wsop in bellagio 10-20 game I meant to call 100$ open and threw in 4 20s, and 1k chip which is similar color. Everyone folded to the original raiser he was asking me if it was mistake or not, I did not answer and was preying for him to fold. Even if you say its a mistake it will have to stay in.

this already makes its way over here?

http://www.thelocal.se/33040/20110406/

cliffs: sweeden says mtts are skill, cash games are luck.

If you had just called would you still have gotten it in on the 9 turn? Id try to convince myself I would have to make myself feel better at least.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOhgMAOrp0c

luckbox - on

jesus gorlom, terrifying

THROWBACK

do you guys remember this hahahaha

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tlurg...embedded#at=20

Yeah I wouldn't ever expect a ruling to go in my favor as I understand that I made the mistake, I would have certainly expected that specific player to let it slide as the other player was fine with it being a call and this guy I would have expected would have let it go too....

Not rly sure tbh, this particular player is def shoving though otb with his set