you say this but yull be bk its called 'gpokr addiction' so ryan dont block his account

I'm gonna take a wild guess and say the stake is all gone.;)

It's all good, Z-man. That's exactly why I don't try anymore and always give all my chips away. I'm just passing time.

How about this one?:
Starting Hand
Dealing pocket cards: [4c, 7c]
al doggie folds
et78 folds
charliedontsurf calls
pudly calls
Johnny Stiff calls
gato.amazonas calls
_MaTtO_ calls
>TomKillen< calls
calucho373 checks
Dealing flop: [2c, 5s, 2d]
>TomKillen< bets $200
calucho373 calls
charliedontsurf folds
pudly folds
Johnny Stiff folds
gato.amazonas folds
_MaTtO_ folds
Dealing turn: [Ac]
>TomKillen< bets $100
calucho373 calls
Dealing river: [6h]
>TomKillen< bets $100
calucho373 calls
>TomKillen< shows [5d, 4s] for two pair, fives and twos
calucho373 shows [6c, 4h] for two pair, sixs and twos
calucho373 wins main pot $1,150

I know it's not for very much money and it's the non-reality we refer to as the $50 tables, but...what were they betting/calling on? I realize bluffing is a huge part of the game, but even with bluffing, there's a science behind the art.

Maybe folding 4c/7c with a 242 flop against a $200 bet is stupid, but calling with 15% of my stack on a long-shot chase doesn't seem very feasible to me. Then again, betting on a chase with 25245A6...and then calling with 25246A6....

Call me sour grapes.:)

I'm with cow, tho. You'll be back. I have, again and again.:)