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Heres a couple examples of slowplaying. Let's see how it goes...
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Texas Hold'em $1-$1 NL (real money), #1,128,426,576
Table Nice, 1 Aug 2005 9:29 PM ET
Seat 2: EX1855 ($90.75 in chips)
Seat 3: blanks_ ($114.50 in chips)
Seat 8: SlappinYaUp ($93.50 in chips)
Seat 10: joebob02 ($72.75 in chips)
ANTES/BLINDS
joebob02 posts blind ($0.50), EX1855 posts blind ($1).
PRE-FLOP
blanks_ calls $1, SlappinYaUp calls $1, joebob02 calls $0.50, EX1855 bets $1, blanks_ calls $1, SlappinYaUp calls $1, joebob02 calls $1.
FLOP [board cards 3C,JD,10H ]
joebob02 checks, EX1855 bets $1, blanks_ calls $1, SlappinYaUp bets $7, joebob02 folds, EX1855 calls $6, blanks_ calls $6.
TURN [board cards 3C,JD,10H,2S ]
EX1855 bets $3, blanks_ calls $3, SlappinYaUp bets $20, EX1855 calls $17, blanks_ calls $17.
RIVER [board cards 3C,JD,10H,2S,8S ]
EX1855 checks, blanks_ checks, SlappinYaUp bets $20, EX1855 calls $20, blanks_ calls $20.
SHOWDOWN
SlappinYaUp shows [ 3S,3D ]
EX1855 mucks cards [ AS,AC ]
blanks_ mucks cards [ QS,QD ]
SlappinYaUp wins $147.
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Texas Hold'em $1-$1 NL (real money), #1,128,448,247
Table Nice, 1 Aug 2005 9:35 PM ET
Seat 1: erotskoob ($61.25 in chips)
Seat 3: blanks_ ($55 in chips)
Seat 8: SlappinYaUp ($220.50 in chips)
Seat 10: joebob02 ($71.25 in chips)
ANTES/BLINDS
blanks_ posts blind ($0.50), SlappinYaUp posts blind ($1).
PRE-FLOP
joebob02 folds, erotskoob bets $3, blanks_ folds, SlappinYaUp calls $2.
FLOP [board cards KS,2S,6C ]
SlappinYaUp bets $3, erotskoob bets $12, SlappinYaUp bets $35, erotskoob bets $46.25 and is all-in, SlappinYaUp calls $20.25.
TURN [board cards KS,2S,6C,7S ]
RIVER [board cards KS,2S,6C,7S,8C ]
SHOWDOWN
erotskoob shows [ QD,KD ]
SlappinYaUp shows [ AS,AH ]
SlappinYaUp wins $121.
One hand is a slowplay against multiple opponents that just turns into a passive call down to the river and the other is a heads up slowplay that ends on the flop. Theres not much point in slowplaying to the river unless you have the immortal nuts. By the time all the cards are out, most players have either missed their draws or are ahead of your pocket aces. The only river action you're gonna get with your overpair is by those who have drawn out on you.
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