Mini Step 5 JJ hand

[TheUsher]

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Im sure you pokerprophecied him...if he has bad scores Im calling for sure.

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If it sways anyone's decision:

Player notchad01
Games played 394
Wins 147 (37.31%)
Losses 247 (62.69%)
Average Buy-In $938.79
Players with better winning percentage 176746
Players with worse winning percentage 401492
$5000 Table: 3 wins / 4 losses / 42.86% wins
$3000 Table: 1 wins / 2 losses / 33.33% wins
$2000 Table: 2 wins / 7 losses / 22.22% wins
$1000 Table: 107 wins / 173 losses / 38.21% wins
$500 Table: 3 wins / 6 losses / 33.33% wins
$400 Table: 17 wins / 21 losses / 44.74% wins
$200 Table: 14 wins / 25 losses / 35.9% wins
$100 Table: 0 wins / 3 losses / 0% wins
$30 Table: 0 wins / 1 losses / 0% wins
$11 Table: 0 wins / 5 losses / 0% wins

Do note that these #'s don't reflect how he truly plays as he's very unorthodox.

[raptor517]

do yer thing alan, put him on a range. i think he has one of two hands, AK or TT. why TT? because he would get value with QQ+ and you have JJ so its 4 times as likely for TT. bwahahhaha.. id prolly jump in here. id say he has AK 75% here and some other goofy hand 25%. JJ is ahead of some other goofy hand, which makes this worth enough to take the flip. holla

[curtains]

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Im sure you pokerprophecied him...if he has bad scores Im calling for sure.

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If it sways anyone's decision:

Player notchad01
Games played 394
Wins 147 (37.31%)
Losses 247 (62.69%)
Average Buy-In $938.79
Players with better winning percentage 176746
Players with worse winning percentage 401492
$5000 Table: 3 wins / 4 losses / 42.86% wins
$3000 Table: 1 wins / 2 losses / 33.33% wins
$2000 Table: 2 wins / 7 losses / 22.22% wins
$1000 Table: 107 wins / 173 losses / 38.21% wins
$500 Table: 3 wins / 6 losses / 33.33% wins
$400 Table: 17 wins / 21 losses / 44.74% wins
$200 Table: 14 wins / 25 losses / 35.9% wins
$100 Table: 0 wins / 3 losses / 0% wins
$30 Table: 0 wins / 1 losses / 0% wins
$11 Table: 0 wins / 5 losses / 0% wins

Do note that these #'s don't reflect how he truly plays as he's very unorthodox.

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Im reporting you to PartyPoker support!!!

[TheUsher]

BTW, I've been playing with this dude more lately and here's a fun example of what he does this with. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

Second hand of another tourney: (he also pushed first hand)

***** Hand History for Game 2371917091 *****
NL Texas Hold'em $400 Buy-in + $30 Entry Fee Trny:13977410 Level:1 Blinds(10/15) - Saturday, July 16, 04:06:07 EDT 2005
Table Mini Step 5 #1014193 (Real Money)
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 4: bail3yz ( $1000 )
Seat 6: Buddha_51 ( $985 )
Seat 8: NotChad01 ( $1025 )
Seat 10: lastwin1969 ( $1000 )
Seat 5: suzieq156 ( $990 )
Seat 9: anchorjim ( $1000 )
Seat 7: Pro_fessorK ( $1000 )
Seat 2: kindmind ( $1000 )
Seat 3: The_Usher ( $1000 )
Seat 1: yukeduke ( $1000 )
Trny:13977410 Level:1
Blinds(10/15)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to The_Usher [ 4h 4d ]
NotChad01 is all-In [1025]
anchorjim folds.
lastwin1969 folds.
yukeduke will be using his time bank for this hand.
yukeduke: what happened to you chad, your girlfriend break up with you
yukeduke folds.
bail3yz: this is not the chad I know
yukeduke: might have to call
kindmind folds.
The_Usher folds.
bail3yz folds.
suzieq156 folds.
Buddha_51 folds.
Pro_fessorK is all-In [985]
** Dealing Flop ** [ Ad, Jc, 3d ]
** Dealing Turn ** [ 3c ]
** Dealing River ** [ Kc ]
NotChad01 shows [ 2c, 6d ] a pair of threes.
Pro_fessorK shows [ Ah, As ] a full house, Aces full of threes.
NotChad01 wins 25 chips from side pot #1 with a pair of threes.
Pro_fessorK wins 2010 chips from the main pot with a full house, Aces full of threes.


How is it this guy could win those 5k step 5 highers? [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[Newt_Buggs]

damn, prophecy now has this guy wih 407 tourneys logged at an average buy in of $944.93. Especially considering that prophecy misses a lot of tournaments, this guy must have A LOT of money to burn.

[Apathy]

Obviously an easy call then after seeing that otehr hand, what were the results? I'm curious now.

[lastchance]

I posted not knowing who this guy was.

Knowing who this guy is, get your chips in the middle as fast as you can.

[TheUsher]

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Obviously an easy call then after seeing that otehr hand, what were the results? I'm curious now.

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Here's the un-edited hand (with chat) and the hand after. Second hand might be even more interesting considering I already saw him push the last hand.

***** Hand History for Game 2362708679 *****
15/30 Tourney Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) (Tournament 13927382) - Thu Jul 14 14:23:09 EDT 2005
Table Mini Step 5 1014143 (Real Money) -- Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: VictorLucas (975)
Seat 2: smsudave (985)
Seat 3: The_Usher (1000)
Seat 4: chrism0909 (1038)
Seat 5: Snoop49 (1000)
Seat 6: pokeridi0t (1000)
Seat 7: bigbriar (1000)
Seat 8: NotChad01 (1000)
Seat 9: pawl26 (1012)
Seat 10: walnuts414 (990)
smsudave posts small blind (10)
The_Usher posts big blind (15)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to The_Usher [ Jc, Jd ]
VictorLucas: haha u took me out 3 times with your q5 all in
chrism0909: nh
chrism0909 folds.
Snoop49 folds.
pokeridi0t: heh
pokeridi0t calls (15)
bigbriar folds.
VictorLucas: vs. a10, ak, and kk
pokeridi0t: Ill take your word for it
NotChad01 raises (1000) to 1000
NotChad01 is all-In.
pawl26 folds.
walnuts414 folds.
VictorLucas folds.
smsudave folds.
pokeridi0t: don't doubt it at all
The_Usher: sigh
The_Usher folds.
pokeridi0t folds.
Creating Main Pot with $1040 with NotChad01
** Summary **
Main Pot: 1040
VictorLucas balance 975, didn't bet (folded)
smsudave balance 975, lost 10 (folded)
The_Usher balance 985, lost 15 (folded)
chrism0909 balance 1038, didn't bet (folded)
Snoop49 balance 1000, didn't bet (folded)
pokeridi0t balance 985, lost 15 (folded)
bigbriar balance 1000, didn't bet (folded)
NotChad01 balance 1040, bet 1000, collected 1040, net +40
pawl26 balance 1012, didn't bet (folded)
walnuts414 balance 990, didn't bet (folded)

***** Hand History for Game 2362710846 *****
pokeridi0t: I'm sure it was shorthanded
15/30 Tourney Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) (Tournament 13927382) - Thu Jul 14 14:23:48 EDT 2005
Table Mini Step 5 1014143 (Real Money) -- Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: VictorLucas (975)
Seat 2: smsudave (975)
Seat 3: The_Usher (985)
Seat 4: chrism0909 (1038)
Seat 5: Snoop49 (1000)
Seat 6: pokeridi0t (985)
Seat 7: bigbriar (1000)
Seat 8: NotChad01 (1040)
Seat 9: pawl26 (1012)
Seat 10: walnuts414 (990)
The_Usher posts small blind (10)
chrism0909 posts big blind (15)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to The_Usher [ Js, As ]
Snoop49 folds.
pokeridi0t: I play any two when it gets shorthanded
pokeridi0t: < --
NotChad01: what you fold usher?
VictorLucas: yes.... 4 left
pokeridi0t folds.
bigbriar folds.
NotChad01 raises (1040) to 1040
NotChad01 is all-In.
pawl26 folds.
The_Usher: u could figure it out
walnuts414 folds.
VictorLucas folds.
smsudave folds.
The_Usher folds.
chrism0909 folds.
Creating Main Pot with $1065 with NotChad01
** Summary **
Main Pot: 1065
VictorLucas balance 975, didn't bet (folded)
smsudave balance 975, didn't bet (folded)
The_Usher balance 975, lost 10 (folded)
chrism0909 balance 1023, lost 15 (folded)
Snoop49 balance 1000, didn't bet (folded)
pokeridi0t balance 985, didn't bet (folded)
bigbriar balance 1000, didn't bet (folded)
NotChad01 balance 1065, bet 1040, collected 1065, net +25
pawl26 balance 1012, didn't bet (folded)
walnuts414 balance 990, didn't bet (folded)



Originally I felt that it was too early to gamble since the table layout looked pretty decent for me. I'm probably wrong in this assessment and maybe should have called since I'm a big favorite against his range but dunno wasn't thinking clearly that early. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

Steps are very fun btw. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] <-- just found out now.

[DonButtons]

actually vs this player, I call...

he does this move in like every step 5 with like pairs like 33,44, 55. True gamblor.

[Moonsugar]

I voted fold, but if I knew what you knew I would have called in a heartbeat.

In the 109s this move is almost always a big hand. The Swedes and Russians love to make this type of move with a big pair.

This thread gave me a reminder about a thread I wanted to start..TY [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]