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All in abuse

MrPillowTalk · 2006-03-04 01:47:40

Found this thread on PIE forum, thought vc players should be aware of it. http://www.pokerineurope.com/forum/view_message.php?messageid=5099

04-03-2006 1:47am

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MrPillowTalk

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Found this thread on PIE forum, thought vc players should be aware of it.

http://www.pokerineurope.com/forum/view_message.php?messageid=5099

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#2 04-03-2006 11:49am

breadmonkey

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Can someone explain "all in abuse"?

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#3 04-03-2006 1:29pm

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breadmonkey wrote:

Can someone explain "all in abuse"?

If you are disconnected in a cash game, then any further bets from other players go into sidepots and you are considered 'all-in' at the time of the disconnection.
Abuse of this....
Say you have bottom 2 pair on a 5h6h7s. You bet, get called by 2 players.
The turn comes 8h which you hate. Someone bets big into you. You dont want to call so you just unplug your PC and are still eligible to win the main pot.
HTH.

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