I feel a bit tilted after after last night's hardcore gym and sauna and mistake ridden morning session. I just had a big lunch, and I am watching The Big Game in the background maybe not the best time to play?....

Naaah, let's fire up 7 tables anyway it's not like I'm gonna tilt and missclick a lot or anything :D

I really like how I played the KJ hand though with my retarded image. And at least I kept it at NL25 and quit real soon <3

Session one report:

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I played well tho just real unlucky, proof:

Just watched the top hand 63s

fold pre gogo
when I flop a weak f-draw, like on that board, I prefer just calling, if we get it in, we're always behind. If the player type suits a c/r I might occationally, but not with that hand. If I had 1 over to the board, or 2, I almost always do the raise approach

On July 06 2011 10:16 Mariuslol wrote: Just watched the top hand 63s fold pre gogo when I flop a weak f-draw, like on that board, I prefer just calling, if we get it in, we're always behind. If the player type suits a c/r I might occationally, but not with that hand. If I had 1 over to the board, or 2, I almost always do the raise approach

There I actually like the 3bet if I wasn't tilted and likely to spew postflop, I'd do it with like
KK+, 66-22, AKs, A4s-A2s, K7s-K2s, Q7s-Q2s, J7s-J2s, T7s-T2s, 97s-92s, 86s-82s, 75s-72s, 62s+, 52s+, 42s+, 32s, A9o-A2o, K9o-K4o, Q9o-Q8o, J9o-J8o, T8o+, 98o, 87o, 76o, 65o

or 40% and flat all decent hands, he is retardedly exploitable, raises first 80% buttons folds to 80%+ 3bets there and I think he had tight stats on me. He also cbets 94% and folds to check raises a lot so I just 3bet him with junk and AA KK and flat all playable hands until he starts adjusting.

But that also means when he does continue he has a strong range and my postflop just sucks the turn is a clear check fold when I play it like this and it was actually what I wanted to do, I should just cbet and be done with it.

Saw some more, the JK and the KQ feels missplayed to me.
Donk out with the KJ, the KQ, beat the turn?, bet the river? on river, maybe bet small, 2 things can happen, he can see it as a missed draw, and try bluff, or if he is really weak, he'll just call.
Maybe some merits to check, let him bluff, but depends on read, what kinda villain.

i like leading flop better in first hand usually

On July 06 2011 12:28 bigredhoss wrote: i like leading flop better in first hand usually

Yeah my tilted thought process was 'combo draw=check raise gambol' but the reason why I think the 63s is a good 3bet is that he plays very tight against 3bets and , I think he will check behind mid to weak strength hands and bet just TP and a part of his air. But because he doesn't have much air on this baord in the first place the c/r is just horrible.

I'ts bet>check call>check fold>check raise most likely

Ok maybe it's slightly better than c/f but it's just bad

On July 06 2011 11:53 Mariuslol wrote: Saw some more, the JK and the KQ feels missplayed to me. Donk out with the KJ, the KQ, beat the turn?, bet the river? on river, maybe bet small, 2 things can happen, he can see it as a missed draw, and try bluff, or if he is really weak, he'll just call. Maybe some merits to check, let him bluff, but depends on read, what kinda villain.

All these hands are terribly missplayed apart from the last KJ when I stopped the video I was watching closed tables and just 1 tabled because I ran a couple completely retarded bluffs at the table and stayed to use my image (like the A8 shove and pray on the river. well I actually like a shove a lot more than a standard size bluff but both are just horrible, 0 reasoning behind it apart from wanting to win the pot).

In the last KJ he was cbetting too much and I knew I will fold out exactly 0 made hands and draws with the c/r because I ran a huge bluff against him and he saw the overbet shove with A8 and my 40/39 /20% 3bet game.

The KQ is a bet on turn no doubt and a bet call too. I might argue for checking the river (is it IP or OOP? I can't remember) when draws wiff after betting turn but there is 0 reason to check turn with so many draws

The first KJ against the guy that actually doesn't cbet that much a lead on the flop is good, the turn is meh but probably a lead is better as well, I just imprinted my play onto him, I delay cbet a lot on boards like this one and would bet 100% of my flop checking back range on the Q but I can't expect that from unknown NL25er. The river just sucks and I can't see myself be good enough% of the time and it's a clearly slightly -EV call that will get me a decent read though (If I wasn't tilted and could actually make a use of it).


It's nice that you actually comment I'd otherwise write down these hands as tilt but at least I learned stuff