Blind leading the blind

[bigstu]

Small blind limps I raise with  flop comes 

sb bets 200 I rasie to 500 he calls the turn

he checks I bet 800 he asks me if I have aces or kings and then calls. the river 

he checks I bet 1200 he calls.  and says he has a full house only his  is a 

I turn over my  only to find 

It's early in the tourney I was the early table leader I could afford the loss  and we both start cracking up!

[Nerre]

It's at times like that you really wish that the cards WOULD speak... :-)

[Wedge Rock]

So apparently, this hand had two big blinds?

[holdemholmes]

ouch.  . But on the brightside, atleast you both didn't get it all in.

[NotFadeAway]

Why the .... did he just call if he thought he had Q3?  Dude really should have raised at some point in the hand.

[Jaxen]

The awful part is calling a PF raise early in a tourney with Q5, or Q3, either or.

[NotFadeAway]

The awful part is calling a PF raise early in a tourney with Q5, or Q3, either or.

It's bad, but is it any worse than just calling when you catch a miracle (or at least think you do)?  I mean, calling a raise with that is bad, but if when you make that call what are you hoping for if not a full house?

[Wedge Rock]

I would offer that rating the play is the wrong approach for this thread.  We need to start at a much more basic level...

[TwoToGo-Grave]

I would offer that rating the play is the wrong approach for this thread.  We need to start at a much more basic level...

Indeed.  If they don't know their cards, how can one expect them to keep up with the required NL stack o'buttons?

[ryder such as]

The awful part is calling a PF raise early in a tourney with Q5, or Q3, either or.

It's bad, but is it any worse than just calling when you catch a miracle (or at least think you do)?  I mean, calling a raise with that is bad, but if when you make that call what are you hoping for if not a full house?

quads....im very tight.