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Korea (South). Oct 19 2007 22:05. Posts 6817

Down 1.2k~ (down about 5 buyins at NL300, up 1.5 buyins at NL200).

Didn't tilt, despite running sooooooooooooooooooo bad at one table (I had the worst image in the history of poker, but I couldn't leave that table because there was a 70/50 retard sitting..).

HANDS..

Winners:

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298445 - Blah, turn call is kinda --- But TP and NFD vs a complete unknown.. I didn't want to raise on flop cause UTG was still in, and on turn my equity isn't great.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298446 - A bit worried about a check/raise from the guy who did, but I figured I wanted to build a little pot + good flop to cbet since he's almost certainly 3betting good aces. Turn raise was too big by me.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298447 - One of the worst players I've ever seen -_- He ended up donating 2 buyins on an ace high flop with tens..... Not to me tho.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298448 - More good stuff.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298449 - Wee

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298450 - Wee x2

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298451 - Almost 90% certain he was on a flushdraw, so I was betting the turn for value.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298459 - Thought his hand was.. Air. Like, the no pair no draw type of air. Oh well guess it was a flushdraw..

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298466 - Felt nice.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298462 - Snapcalled on flop, dunno if I should bet turn or not

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298461 - A little bit lost on turn, but I decided his most likely hand was a big pair with a diamond in it, I figure KKK, AdKx raise flop.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298468 - one of the first hands I played..

Losers:

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298453 - Soooo frustrating, I can't raise anywhere because this guy doesn't fold >ANYTHING<. Said he had A2.. ._.
EDIT: Talked to Grot and I think this was a bad turn call now, thought my equity was better.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298454 - RUN BETTER PLZ.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298474 - Blah, the guy is completely fucking retarded, should probably have raised turn even though I didn't think he had a flushdraw (little afraid of limped AA..). EDIT: Ugh, for some reason I thought he made a huge raise on the turn.. I must have been distracted, that smallish raise he made is much more likely to be a flushdraw

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298465 - You play very well, sir!

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298455 - I herocall goot..

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298458 - Nice setup prima, very nice.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298463 - Vs a COMPLETE muppet (the 70/30ish kind).

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298457 - lol

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298464 - Second time he minraised my cbet in just a few hands, so.. blah.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298471 - .. awesome.

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298472 - gfhgudhgdhfgdig

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/298470 - I didn't think he'd check a set here twice, so I figured likely hands were: AcAx, KcKx, maybe KcQx.

NL300 is SOOOOOOOOO SOFT, but I can't win there.. Still comfortably rolled for it but fuck it, I'll stick to 1/2 for the duration of the month I think..

At least there I'm running at like 4.8bb/100 ._.

I wish the fish had all left when I was like half a buyin away from even.. Poker variance really sucks when all you can do is bet for value and check fold because you are playing vs complete idiots who won't fold anything ever

And yes I realize it's only like 4 buyins (well -5 at NL300 and up about 300 from NL200) but it was just one of those really shitty, disappointing sessions.

0 votes

Hm.. Off-suite socks..

Last edit: 20/10/2007 10:56

RaiZ France. Oct 19 2007 22:25. Posts 1503

Maybe you value a bit too much drawings hands ? If it was me i'd not raise them before i'm sure to get them or i shove. If they fold good, if not then prey to have this fking hand. Although only flush draw seem a bit silly to me, i'd rather have a flush + oesd.
I'm saying that because when you call big bets with only draws, it seems like you're in a coinflip situation. Either shove or fold if you don't want them to get the control of the pot.

Bleh. Again i'm a noob so my advice may be full of shit. Just my 2 cents.

Shin-il : Yeah it was very very very good for me too. Rekrul : YOU MOTHER FUCKING FUCKING SON OF A BITCH

Silver_nz New Zealand. Oct 19 2007 22:25. Posts 5647

hope you run better in future. the swings in 6 max are pretty insane eh?
pretty cool to see you playing these 'big' games :3

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Korea (South). Oct 19 2007 23:36. Posts 6817

On October 19 2007 21:25 RaiZ wrote:
Maybe you value a bit too much drawings hands ? If it was me i'd not raise them before i'm sure to get them or i shove. If they fold good, if not then prey to have this fking hand. Although only flush draw seem a bit silly to me, i'd rather have a flush + oesd.
I'm saying that because when you call big bets with only draws, it seems like you're in a coinflip situation. Either shove or fold if you don't want them to get the control of the pot.

Bleh. Again i'm a noob so my advice may be full of shit. Just my 2 cents.

I can only think of 3 hands I posted where this applies:
1 was the the ATdd hand where I had a flushdraw and top pair, here I didn't want to raise the small blinds lead because the minraiser UTG hadn't acted yet, and I have the nutdraw so I don't mind if he calls.

2 was the KJ hand, where I bet cause it's a good board to cbet (but should have bet a little bigger) and I just called after that because the donk overcalled and I'm in position with the nutflushdraw. Since me and the donk were deep, I really didn't want the flop to check through because the pot wasn't very big and I needed it to grow if I wanted to stack him.

If the donk hadn't called, I would have been getting 2:1 I think, I'm not sure if I could have convinced myself to fold.. ;p

3 was the 89 hand where I of course couldn't raise since there was a flushdraw onboard, but I couldn't fold an OESD with those odds.

Other than that I dunno which ones you mean, the AK nut flushdraw+2 overcards vs the shortstack is very standard, same with the AsKx vs the AA hand on the 3 spades flop, there was already 300 in the pot and I only had 100 left so I had to get it in.

Oh and the 86 situation, the problem is I REALLY cannot raise him, because this guy won't fold ANY pair, he wont fold any draw, he probably won't fold ace high, maybe not even king high.. So basically I was forced to just call, call.. because we were so deep and if I hit I would win all his money 100% of the time Implied odds were just too good.

Anyway, went for a morning walk with one of my dogs, feel pretty refreshed now. Nice cold autumn morning

Hm.. Off-suite socks..

Last edit: 19/10/2007 23:46