2 pair on uncooridinated board, but he's SO nitty!
Villain is 9/3/3 or something like that. All I've seen from him so far have been good hands, only seen him play at this table. I have about 100 hands on him but I've never noticed him before.
TEXAS_HOLDEM, NO_LIMIT, P4-57553550-459
played at "Arequipa" for USD RM from 2008-01-04 16:39 until 2008-01-04 16:40
Seat 2: Quiddelbach ($215.95 in chips)
Seat 3: chookithai ($145.05 in chips)
Seat 4: Galapogos [ A:d:,9:d: ] ($243.30 in chips)
Seat 5: Globallo ($130.65 in chips)
Seat 6: r4c3rr ($100.90 in chips)
Antes/Blinds
Galapogos posts blind ($0.50), Globallo posts blind ($1).
Pre-Flop
r4c3rr folds, Quiddelbach calls $1, chookithai folds, Galapogos calls $0.50, Globallo checks.
Flop [board cards: A:s:,9:s:,3:h: ]
Galapogos bets $3, Globallo calls $3, Quiddelbach folds.
Turn [board cards: A:s:,9:s:,3:h:,Q:d: ]
Galapogos bets $8, Globallo calls $8.
River [board cards: A:s:,9:s:,3:h:,Q:d:,7:h: ]
Galapogos bets $23, Globallo bets $118.65 and is all-in, Galapogos folds
Nothing makes sense except AQ that didn't want to turn itself face up on the turn. Or a really badly slowplayed set, but I saw him go nuts on a super dry flop with one, but then again it was against a tard that would have called with A high. And I don't think a nit pushes A7 here. Am I seeing monsters under the bed?
