'Sup you starcraft geeks.
First blogpost, woot. I think I might start getting more active here and shiz. Anyways, to the actual reason for a blog:
So, I've managed to finally realize that I have serious ego issues, which makes me just go up levels for which I'm not rolled, and set up the biggest donation center in town. So it's punishment time. Starting over again from 10nl, and grinding my way up. NO shoveling NO nothing. I'm going to use this blog as a reason for me to actually manage my BR.
So, for now, the rules are: 10nl 'till 500 bucks, which will basicly be more grinding than I've done before. I fail. (BR now at 133 buckaroos, was 700 at best, but went up and shouted free money, which was soon gone.), so that's 37ish buyins left to grind. After I hit 500 bucks, I'm starting 25NL again, since I used to play there and I was a marginal winner. I wouldn't be that marginal if it wasn't for the monkeytilt I got from jumping up stakes, losing and realizing I've gotta drop down. I'll grind that 'till I hit 1250 bucks, and start playing 50nl.
Todays session: +20 bucks, running at 13.53ptbb/100. "Finally" not running like fucking muddy waters. Still got a bit sucked out on, and I made some really poor decisions too.
Some of the more interesting hands:
First hand: Villain played around 80/40, and had been doing really weird shit all over town. I figured I was ahead almost always here. His tendencies was to bet quite a bit when he hit, but never to shove. Ah well, sometimes, a suckout is a suckout!
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Second hand (lolpun): Silly mistake. Forgot about the paired board, and was still thinking "Hey, 2 pair!". Villain played something like 77/14, and seemed really easy to take to valuetown. Was just a silly mistake, which I highly realise should've been folded.
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Third hand: Villain is fairly competent, reacts alot to image. I had a bit of a "LOL I MISSED CBET CBET!"-image, and figured that he would call me down lightly. When the king hits, and he shoves, I'm 100% sure he's got me beat. I wouldn't against worse players, but he had never spazzed out before like that. Otherwise, I'm quite happy with the way I played it. A bit unsure about the last blockerbet though. Felt really weak, and almost like he would shove more on that bet.
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Fourth hand: I felt that I could probobly get one of the others to call by just calling myself, but then again, I figured if an ace hits, I just wont be able to manouver too well, and I think the only time I get anything else from them is they're sitting on queens/jacks, or AQ/AJ and hit a queen/jack on the flop. I felt like the shortie would shove PF/on basicly every flop anyways, so it seemed to be an easier spot to put myself in.
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