Pollyanna poker
It's always nice to have a Pollyanna or two at the cash table with you.
Over one limper, I completed the SB with A♣9♣ and the BB checked his option. The flop was not unattractive: T♣J♠Q♣ leaving open the possibility of the six card royal (granted, I'd need runner-runner for that, but still ...). I bet $1 into the $1.50 pot. The BB folded, but the limper called.
Turn was the K♠ giving me the (possibly split) nuts, with redraws to the nuts (but also to a spade flush which would be sad). So, I bet $2 into the $3.50 pot. The limper called.
The river was a small club. So, ... I bet $3 into the $7.50 pot (I couldn't resist the 1-2-3 sequence). The limper called, on a board showing four to broadway and a three flush, with ... wait for it ... K♦7♠ i.e. top pair with the board as kicker.
Over one limper, I completed the SB with A♣9♣ and the BB checked his option. The flop was not unattractive: T♣J♠Q♣ leaving open the possibility of the six card royal (granted, I'd need runner-runner for that, but still ...). I bet $1 into the $1.50 pot. The BB folded, but the limper called.
Turn was the K♠ giving me the (possibly split) nuts, with redraws to the nuts (but also to a spade flush which would be sad). So, I bet $2 into the $3.50 pot. The limper called.
The river was a small club. So, ... I bet $3 into the $7.50 pot (I couldn't resist the 1-2-3 sequence). The limper called, on a board showing four to broadway and a three flush, with ... wait for it ... K♦7♠ i.e. top pair with the board as kicker.
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