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Re: I think this is the first hand i have ever posted...
..I also wanted to post this hand cause it makes me sad.
* Hand History for Game 2597363071 ***** NL Texas Hold'em $100 Buy-in + $9 Entry Fee Trny:15160385 Level:1 Blinds(10/15) - Thursday, August 25, 20:33:11 EDT 2005 Table Table 39823 (Real Money) Seat 10 is the button Total number of players : 10 Seat 1: Shooter88811 ( $1090 ) Seat 2: nikkip2113 ( $1000 ) Seat 3: tilt1313 ( $925 ) Seat 4: colonostopy ( $1085 ) Seat 5: rexalot ( $985 ) Seat 6: makhar ( $1000 ) Seat 7: tirua ( $1000 ) Seat 8: FieryJustice ( $1000 ) Seat 9: phoshizzl3 ( $940 ) Seat 10: robwal77 ( $975 ) Trny:15160385 Level:1 Blinds(10/15) ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to FieryJustice [ Kh Kc ] tilt1313 folds. colonostopy calls [15]. rexalot folds. makhar folds. tirua folds. FieryJustice raises [80]. phoshizzl3 folds. robwal77 folds. >You have options at Table 12938 Table!. >You have options at Table 12507 Table!. Shooter88811 folds. nikkip2113 folds. colonostopy calls [65]. >You have options at Table 12938 Table!. ** Dealing Flop ** [ 9d, 2d, 3s ] >You have options at Table 12938 Table!. colonostopy bets [150]. FieryJustice raises [400]. colonostopy is all-In [855] FieryJustice is all-In [520] ** Dealing Turn ** [ 7c ] ** Dealing River ** [ Jh ] FieryJustice shows [ Kh, Kc ] a pair of kings. colonostopy shows [ 8d, Th ] a straight, seven to jack. colonostopy wins 85 chips from side pot #1 with a straight, seven to jack. colonostopy wins 2025 chips from the main pot with a straight, seven to jack. FieryJustice finished in tenth place. FieryJustice has left the table. |
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Re: I think this is the first hand i have ever posted...
Not a lot you can do here. But from my 109 exp for some reason there is always one complete nut that will bust out super early. You just ran into him.
I have changed my a/a and k/k play a lot lately if I get it early on. And depends where I get it. If I get either utg+1 or +2 I limp and hope for a raise then try to get it all in. If no raise, then it is just a pp, no set no bet. Other than that like to come in for at least 150 just to avoid the early on maniacs. Even then that doesn't keep them away. If any type of single or 3x raise will take it up to 250. If 100 or so in lvl 1 then I just push it. If a/a is there, then so be it. JJ |
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Re: I think this is the first hand i have ever posted...
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Well, I bought in, so this was my gamboooollllll for the year. And yes...he called with AT and I lost like a bitch. [/ QUOTE ] I'd say... seriously, you usually play 109s and you decided to take a shot at a 5K SNG? WTF? Why not try a step 5 or something, not a step 5 x5. As for this hand, I push it in a $55 or a $33. I assume you should be pushing this in a $5300 as well. |
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Re: I think this is the first hand i have ever posted...
thats impessive! Unless its been a REALLY bad day that tends to make me happy though. It renews my faith in the PP fish!
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Re: I think this is the first hand i have ever posted...
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I have changed my a/a and k/k play a lot lately if I get it early on. And depends where I get it. If I get either utg+1 or +2 I limp and hope for a raise then try to get it all in. If no raise, then it is just a pp, no set no bet. Other than that like to come in for at least 150 just to avoid the early on maniacs. Even then that doesn't keep them away. If any type of single or 3x raise will take it up to 250. If 100 or so in lvl 1 then I just push it. If a/a is there, then so be it. [/ QUOTE ] I don't play 109s, but at the 55s I can say this is a terrible way to play AA and KK all the time. I can imagine it's just as bad at the 109s. |
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Re: I think this is the first hand i have ever posted...
BTW fiery, his call is HORRIBLE. Why take an opportunity where you're a small favorite at best when you can keep the bubble alive as BIG STACK and steal as much as you want? In fact, if he loses, he becomes one of the 3 smaller stacks.
Just horrible play on his part. |
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Re: I think this is the first hand i have ever posted...
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Not a lot you can do here. But from my 109 exp for some reason there is always one complete nut that will bust out super early. You just ran into him. I have changed my a/a and k/k play a lot lately if I get it early on. And depends where I get it. If I get either utg+1 or +2 I limp and hope for a raise then try to get it all in. If no raise, then it is just a pp, no set no bet. Other than that like to come in for at least 150 just to avoid the early on maniacs. Even then that doesn't keep them away. If any type of single or 3x raise will take it up to 250. If 100 or so in lvl 1 then I just push it. If a/a is there, then so be it. JJ [/ QUOTE ] This advice is horrible all around. |
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Re: I think this is the first hand i have ever posted...
any examples or reasons, or just a flame? always up for more information
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Re: I think this is the first hand i have ever posted...
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[ QUOTE ] Not a lot you can do here. But from my 109 exp for some reason there is always one complete nut that will bust out super early. You just ran into him. I have changed my a/a and k/k play a lot lately if I get it early on. And depends where I get it. If I get either utg+1 or +2 I limp and hope for a raise then try to get it all in. If no raise, then it is just a pp, no set no bet. Other than that like to come in for at least 150 just to avoid the early on maniacs. Even then that doesn't keep them away. If any type of single or 3x raise will take it up to 250. If 100 or so in lvl 1 then I just push it. If a/a is there, then so be it. JJ [/ QUOTE ] This advice is horrible all around. [/ QUOTE ] once again I ask, examples or why? two negative responces on this so must be bad. JJ |
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Re: I think this is the first hand i have ever posted...
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any examples or reasons, or just a flame? always up for more information JJ [/ QUOTE ] Not trying to flame. I just think you are missing a lot of value by either limping (giving everyone essentially a free chance to outdraw you preflop), or overbetting preflop (to avoid bad beats from loose fish). When you limp, they don't make a mistake when their 33 or A5 outflops your KK. And, by raising to 150 or something, they will end up correctly folding. You want to induce mistakes from the bad players. Seems like you have suffered some unfortunate bad beats, and you're letting that effect your strategy. There are times to slowplay AA-KK early (either not reraise or limp), but usually you need a solid reads and the proper table image and situation. |
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