09-10-2009 15:33 UTC+3

A Tale of Two Tables

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Table 1 is our action table. Table 1 seems to play a big pot just about every hand. Table 4, on the other hand, is our tight-passive table. Most pots are won preflop, and post-flop action is light at most. An example of the action at Table 4 should make things clearer.

Action folded all the way to small blind Rony Jazzar. With the shortest stack in the tournament sitting in the big blind, Jazzar limped into the pot. Big blind Janar Kiivramees checked his option, taking the two players to a flop of {9-Clubs}

{9-Clubs}

{3-Hearts}

{J-Diamonds}

. Jazzar check-called a bet of 12,000 from Kiivramees.

Both players checked the {3-Diamonds}

{3-Diamonds}

turn. When the river came {8-Clubs}

{8-Clubs}

, Jazzar check-called another 22,000. kiivramees showed two pair, jacks and treys, wit {J-Clubs}

{J-Clubs}

{2-Spades}

. Jazzar flashed the {8-Hearts}

{8-Hearts}

and mucked.

Tags: Janar Kiivramees Rony Jazzar