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Handnr: 996417
Submitted by : wobbly_au

PokerStars Hand #91474882238: Holdem No Limit ($10/$20 USD) - 2012/12/29 15:00:03 CCT [2012/12/29 2:00:03 ET]
Table Eurybates II 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: FrenchDawg ($2160 in chips)
Seat 2: Mankilla1 ($3780.50 in chips)
Seat 3: wobbly_au ($2523 in chips)
Seat 4: NegroVente1 ($6370.67 in chips)
Seat 5: AdvancedFear ($5966 in chips)
Seat 6: Mr Monkee ($2000 in chips)
Mankilla1: posts small blind $10
wobbly_au: posts big blind $20
FrenchDawg: posts the ante $4
Mankilla1: posts the ante $4
wobbly_au: posts the ante $4
NegroVente1: posts the ante $4
AdvancedFear: posts the ante $4
Mr Monkee: posts the ante $4

Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to wobbly_au 5cAc
NegroVente1: folds
AdvancedFear: folds
Mr Monkee: folds
FrenchDawg: raises $20 to $40
Mankilla1: folds
wobbly_au: raises $120 to $160
FrenchDawg: calls $120

Flop(Odds) (Pot : $330.00)

   AdAs3d
wobbly_au: bets $230
FrenchDawg: calls $230

Turn(Odds) (Pot : $790.00)

   AdAs3dQc
wobbly_au: checks
FrenchDawg: bets $480
Mankilla1 leaves the table
wobbly_au: calls $480

River (Pot : $1,750.00)

   AdAs3dQc9c
wobbly_au: checks
jcl87 joins the table at seat #2
FrenchDawg: bets $1286 and is all-in
wobbly_au: calls $1286

Showdown
FrenchDawg: shows Ah9h (a full house, Aces full of Nines)
wobbly_au: mucks hand
FrenchDawg collected $4343 from pot

Summary
Total pot $4346 | Rake $3
Board  AdAs3dQc9c
Seat 1: FrenchDawg (button) showed Ah9h and won ($4343) with a full house, Aces full of Nines
Seat 2: Mankilla1 (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 3: wobbly_au (big blind) mucked 5cAc
Seat 4: NegroVente1 folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 5: AdvancedFear folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 6: Mr Monkee folded before Flop (didnt bet)

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wobbly_au   Australia. Dec 29 2012 03:13. Posts 6540

Need him to have around 3-4 bluffs here for this to be +EV~~

Prob barely barely break even..

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Fayth    Canada. Dec 29 2012 03:20. Posts 10085

don't you think he should be checking behind almost all his flush draws OTT, he would have to bluff with like 77?

Im not sure what to do tomorrow when I see her, should I shake her hand?? -Floofy 

pokErAIGHT   Jamaica. Dec 29 2012 03:27. Posts 52


  On December 29 2012 02:13 wobbly_au wrote:
Need him to have around 3-4 bluffs here for this to be +EV~~

Prob barely barely break even..



derp @ 3betting 4x with ace shit





cya, get owned by one of the greatest canadian poker player who finished 13th in the last WSOP


Stroggoz   New Zealand. Dec 29 2012 03:59. Posts 5329

If he's checking all his flush draws on the turn, it seems like betting the turn is better. Gotta bet the turn more so we can put pressure on his floats and pairs anyway.

I also dislike 3betting this hand. all Ax that call dominate us, and when we flop 5xx we can't be too happy. This hand plays extremely well just flatting button open.

One of 3 non decent human beings on a site of 5 people with between 2-3 decent human beings 

EvilSky    Czech Republic. Dec 29 2012 05:34. Posts 8918

We are probably also chopping with A4hh-A8hh possibly some A8o?


wobbly_au   Australia. Dec 29 2012 05:39. Posts 6540


  On December 29 2012 02:59 Stroggoz wrote:
If he's checking all his flush draws on the turn, it seems like betting the turn is better. Gotta bet the turn more so we can put pressure on his floats and pairs anyway.

I also dislike 3betting this hand. all Ax that call dominate us, and when we flop 5xx we can't be too happy. This hand plays extremely well just flatting button open.



Would you 3bet if he calls alot of suited con and all small pairs??

The Last Laugh. 

TianYuan    Korea (South). Dec 29 2012 07:53. Posts 6817


  On December 29 2012 02:27 pokErAIGHT wrote:
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derp @ 3betting 4x with ace shit





cya, get owned by one of the greatest canadian poker player who finished 13th in the last WSOP

Do you always post this obnoxiously?

Hm.. Off-suite socks.. 

MARSHALL28   United States. Dec 29 2012 08:42. Posts 1897

...c/f river

 Last edit: 29/12/2012 09:10

MysticJoey   Poland. Dec 29 2012 08:45. Posts 1430

lol you all nits, what kind of game u playing, i 3barrell 78 here and you dont think a5 is value, NO I WONT PLAY HU, also i find it hilarious that nelly is here again

 Last edit: 29/12/2012 09:06

NeillyJQ   United States. Dec 29 2012 09:25. Posts 8947

joey wobbly played the hand semi ok for the dynamics of his game.

marshall is a hu specialist, wobbly is going to play him after the SNE is hit.

I've been here like 8 years, i find it hilarious that you've never done anything in your life in poker mystical joey!

Just remember you need to be god damn sure about their tendencies. -Artanis11 http://www.pocketfives.com/profiles/neillyaa/ 

AndrewSong    United States. Dec 29 2012 10:05. Posts 2355


  On December 29 2012 04:39 wobbly_au wrote:
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Would you 3bet if he calls alot of suited con and all small pairs??


if he calls a lot of suited connectors and small pairs, this is exact type of hand to avoid 3betting. Reason being is that turn and river is gonna be too tough to make good decision vs his overall range.

If flop comes T J 6, ur most likely giving up.
A 3 8, u won't be good a lot when u get 3 streets of action
and on good flops like 4 5 9, you still won't be happy when all the money goes in on future streets.

Basically with our hand, our option on turn and river will almost always be mediocre at best unless we hit a board where our only concern is to get the stacks in. This hand is another good example. I think your turn play of check/calling is great. Not only does it protect our checking range, It's great hand to check/call. Our hand is similar to pocket kings with difference being that we now have blockers to an Ace. Folding would not be an option for me here since I would be 3betting with bluff catching in mind. My villain would have to be extremely bluff happy for me to 3bet this since most of the big pots I play I would be bluff catching. If I see villain checking back pocket nines, I'd know that my 3bet was a trainwreck.

edit: spacing

 Last edit: 29/12/2012 10:06

MysticJoey   Poland. Dec 29 2012 10:26. Posts 1430

i know he played it well, he is a great player obv, im just negating the state of things


wobbly_au   Australia. Dec 29 2012 10:39. Posts 6540


  On December 29 2012 09:05 AndrewSong wrote:
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if he calls a lot of suited connectors and small pairs, this is exact type of hand to avoid 3betting. Reason being is that turn and river is gonna be too tough to make good decision vs his overall range.

If flop comes T J 6, ur most likely giving up.
A 3 8, u won't be good a lot when u get 3 streets of action
and on good flops like 4 5 9, you still won't be happy when all the money goes in on future streets.

Basically with our hand, our option on turn and river will almost always be mediocre at best unless we hit a board where our only concern is to get the stacks in. This hand is another good example. I think your turn play of check/calling is great. Not only does it protect our checking range, It's great hand to check/call. Our hand is similar to pocket kings with difference being that we now have blockers to an Ace. Folding would not be an option for me here since I would be 3betting with bluff catching in mind. My villain would have to be extremely bluff happy for me to 3bet this since most of the big pots I play I would be bluff catching. If I see villain checking back pocket nines, I'd know that my 3bet was a trainwreck.

edit: spacing



i want to reply ur essay with an essay.., but im in a session... u always do this to me.

skype u later

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Rapoza   Brasil. Dec 29 2012 12:32. Posts 1612

--- Nuked ---

Pouncer Style 4 the win 

mnj   United States. Dec 29 2012 14:10. Posts 3848

call obv. -_-


TianYuan    Korea (South). Dec 30 2012 07:05. Posts 6817


  On December 29 2012 08:25 NeillyJQ wrote:
joey wobbly played the hand semi ok for the dynamics of his game.

marshall is a hu specialist, wobbly is going to play him after the SNE is hit.

I've been here like 8 years, i find it hilarious that you've never done anything in your life in poker mystical joey!


Pretty sure Marshall has repeatedly said "I am NOT a HU specialist".

Hm.. Off-suite socks.. 

 

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