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TianYuan  Korea (South). Jun 12 2008 00:13. Posts 6817 | | |
Sooooo I just finished 7 hours of poker, of which a significant portion consisted of me ONE TABLING 3/6.. I couldn't fucking leave, between 200 and 300bb deep, shorthanded, vs a 75/25 fish, with position on him. Oh maaaaaaaaaan he was baaaaaaaaaad. He started adjusting a little and I was a bit carddead for a bit, but still finished up on him despite a poor end to the session (down like 500 from my high point, oh well  , was standard stuff).
He was like sooo easy to play vs too for most of the time, like betting super small when he had nothing, snapcalling with like jack hi on the flop and and mucking turn blanks (this was soooo helpful when he flopped top set with AA and timed down before he called, then checked it down).
Some hands:
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/464642 - How not to make money from 75/25 calling stations, by Prettyfish. I don't know if he was on stone tilt or just playing too many tables to pay attention or something..
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/464597 - He's good 8D
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/464594 - Wee~~
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/464593 - Expert range merge by the whale
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/464590 - Another expert player.
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/464589 - Hrm ok this hand was a bit weird, I didn't want to play a big pot here vs anyone but 69coi (actually in hindsight I probably want to vs x29x too, not sure I knew as much about him then tho).. I think with the Ac it would be a fine play, without it, I'm not sure.
Anyway, probably a few other interesting hands but I'm not gonna go through them right now.
Before this awesome 3/6 session (which I didn't finish up THAT much on, only about a buyin despite having 3 buyins on the table =P I guess I must have lost a bunch before that, not that I remember, got tables scrambled after the software froze on me).... anyway, as I was saying, before the 3/6 1 table marathon I was looking for a 2nd table to add, and as there were no good ones at 3/6, I looked at 5/10.
Found a table with a 50bb stack and a 100bb stack, opened it just in time to see the shortstack open jam preflop and sat down as fast as humanly possible He was, indeed, quite literally batshit insane and managed to get another reg to valuestack himself with JJ on A-Q-X vs his Q4sooted ( http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/464657 ). So yeah, he leaves shortly thereafter and I was going to leave as well, but there was another SS fish so I stayed.
Got a nice run of playable hands and ended up raising like 4 or so hands in a row when this gem comes up:
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/464563 - The guy from the JJ vs Q4 hand INSTA raises the flop and I valueshove after tanking for a few seconds figuring out wether I should call or shove. He snaps me with 44, life is good.
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/464564 - Betsizing tells are good.
EDIT: Ohhhhhh he had a pair, hm..... oh well, given what I'd seen from him I still like my call I think ~~
So in the end I finished up 3k or something like that , maybe 2.5k which certainly isn't like super sick or anything but I'm very happy with the latter parts of the session, as I started out playing quite poorly with several hands I was very unhappy with. Oh well, I'm not sure how much sense I'm making, it's 8 am and I haven't slept yet, just very pleased with the results =] Almost green for 3/6 (I've had soooo many KK vs AA, QQ vs KK, QQ vs JJJ etc at 3/6 ;p, while I run like god on 2/4).
Maybe I'll keep playing (read: taking shots) 5/10 if the games are soft, but I don't really have enough to want to "move up".
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Malmis Sweden. Jun 12 2008 00:21. Posts 166 | | | |
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lachlan Australia. Jun 12 2008 06:26. Posts 6991 | | |
5/10, risking 1k like its no thing, well done |
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LazyFisH Australia. Jun 12 2008 07:34. Posts 686 | | | |
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Timonga United States. Jun 12 2008 15:35. Posts 1074 | | |
Very nice day. Also, I'm not sure if I'd ever leave 2/4 if you run like god there, lol. |
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