The villain had a 2:1 chip advantage when we began heads-up, and I had whittled him down to almost even. The final hand, we were all in pre-flop where I had ♦A ♦10 and the villain had ♥A ♣6. The flop had not one, but two sixes, ouch.
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
So much for doing errands
The villain had a 2:1 chip advantage when we began heads-up, and I had whittled him down to almost even. The final hand, we were all in pre-flop where I had ♦A ♦10 and the villain had ♥A ♣6. The flop had not one, but two sixes, ouch.
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good thing about retirement ALWAYS TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!! LOL
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