Accused of being noob....am I THAT bad?

[bobbycharles]

This is driving me crazy. I just cracked aces with 9 7 off under the big blind...the transcript follows. But the victim accuses me of noob playing and rants about bad play etc. Not that I'm thinned skinned, but am I missing something here. Am I a big fish and just don't know it?

My response was that he slow played his aces from the start and he should get beat without trying to chase off the crap like I was holding.

Responses would be greatly appreciated.


Seat 1: cc&7 (2740 in chips)
Seat 2: hraise (4670 in chips)
Seat 3: leofire (2685 in chips)
Seat 4: alycat (7375 in chips)
Seat 5: MudDog2 (5415 in chips)
Seat 6: homeyclown (7500 in chips)
Seat 7: Deadbuddha (1470 in chips) is sitting out
Seat 8: WJPJ (4235 in chips)
Seat 9: BobbyCharles (2485 in chips)
WJPJ: posts small blind 25
BobbyCharles: posts big blind 50
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to BobbyCharles [9h 7d]
cc&7: folds
hraise: folds
leofire: folds
alycat: folds
MudDog2: folds
homeyclown: calls 50
Deadbuddha: folds
WJPJ: calls 25
BobbyCharles: checks
*** FLOP *** [8c 4c Tc]
WJPJ: checks
BobbyCharles: bets 100
homeyclown: calls 100
WJPJ: folds
*** TURN *** [8c 4c Tc] [Jh]
BobbyCharles: bets 300
homeyclown: calls 300
*** RIVER *** [8c 4c Tc Jh] [5s]
BobbyCharles: bets 500
homeyclown: calls 500
*** SHOW DOWN ***
BobbyCharles: shows [9h 7d] (a straight, Seven to Jack)
homeyclown: shows [As Ac] (a pair of Aces)
BobbyCharles collected 1950 from pot
BobbyCharles said, "sorry....big blind"

[MeanGreenTT]

You called 1/24th of your stack on an oestr8 draw, I see no issues there at all [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[Jax_Grinder]

First, never apologize for having the better hand. Thats just silly. Particularly where he played his own hand soooo abysmally.

Second, of course you played the hand fine. This is some kind of weird reverse bad beat story or something.

[CardSharpCook]

Only thing you're missing is the chk/rz on the turn.

BTW, I get accused of noobism all the time. Ironically, it usually comes after a well-thought out call or play.

CSC

[curtains]

Without even reading the content, I'll let you know that I get called a noob/moron/idiot at least 2-3 times per day.

[bobbycharles]

Ok, I'm feeling a little better...thought I was loosing it. You're right on the check raise, but I thought he might fold away what I thought was a couple of high cards or Ace x.

[billyjex]

he's a noob for open limping w/ AA in late position.

[People_Mover]

[ QUOTE ]
First, never apologize for having the better hand. Thats just silly. Particularly where he played his own hand soooo abysmally.

Second, of course you played the hand fine. This is some kind of weird reverse bad beat story or something.

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Agree, you're not sorry. If anything, you're sorry the other guy didn't play it correctly. I raise the river.

[HoldingFolding]

Personally, I like the 'I'm sorry' line. It reenforces his opponent's opinion that he is a good player who played the hand well and the OP is a bad player who played the hand badly. That's got to be good for future hands.

[Harv72b]

[ QUOTE ]
Personally, I like the 'I'm sorry' line. It reenforces his opponent's opinion that he is a good player who played the hand well and the OP is a bad player who played the hand badly. That's got to be good for future hands.

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There's also a psychological aspect of it, I think, at least to a recreational player sitting at the table. OP paints himself as being "the nice guy", which I believe buys some folding equity in future hands. After all, nice guys wouldn't try to bluff, would they?

I apologize for "sucking out" routinely on the tables, even when it should be obvious to anyone present that my opponent misplayed his hand terribly. Honestly, I fail to see how anything bad could come out of that, at least in an online environment.