The Superturbos (aka "sejjeturbos") Discussion Thread

[theMAGICman]

Originally Posted by genher

roller coaster hand! (not mine BTW)

SB: 380 (12.7 bb)
Hero (BB): 620 (20.7 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BB with 4 4
SB raises to 60, Hero raises to 620 and is all-in, SB calls 320 and is all-in
SB showed A A Cooler!

Flop: (760) Q 4 T (2 players, 2 are all-in) ya hero makes trips!
Turn: (760) A (2 players, 2 are all-in) villain makes better trips!
River: (760) 4 (2 players, 2 are all-in) Hero makes quad! easy game

i had a hand a few days ago where i went all in with something silly like 94 or whatever. the guy called with JJ. flop came with a jack and a 4. i hit a 4 on the turn and a 4 on the river. woot woot! that must have pissed the guy off so much.

[Brocky]

Originally Posted by kasparovski

Sometimes it takes a few games for one to realize if there's value in playing other player or not. I would say he came to the conclusion there's more value elsewhere. Imo you're the one with an ego thing here since apparently he's not sitting or accepting rematches vs you.
I've played 8 matches vs him and his stats are solid imo (don't have any notes or remember specifics) so highly doubt your are making a +ev decision in playing him. Don't know anything about you tho, maybe you r amazing, i'm def not and will avoid playing him for sure.

You're probably right, but if I don't think I can beat someone i'm playing there's no point me logging in. There's a fine line between confidence and arrogance though.

He seems like an ok player in general but as soon as I won a couple in a row he started 3 betting his whole range, making stupid bluffs and on one hand he double barreled K high and check called my river shove on a A94J9 with K6. I'm not sure what the **** he put me on. I haven't SS'd him, but if he's as solid as people are saying there are probably better people for me to sit, but I don't think from the 30 or so games i've played vs him that he is one of the best regs at the 30s.

[$ha-korti]

the guys here who have played > 1k games @15$s..

what´s your roi?

[Brocky]

5% over 1500 games. I found the 15s players to be awful

[ohly]

brocky, do you 1 table?

[Brocky]

No, 2-4 generally, but upto 6 if i'm trying to claw back some losses.

[$ha-korti]

Originally Posted by Brocky

5% over 1500 games. I found the 15s players to be awful

then i´m doing ok i guess, ty ty.

ohly, what about your roi?

[Nyul86]

Mine was 2.89%, 26 BI below EV, 3179 games.

Ohly was running bad if I remember well so he didn't have very impressive results but he is very good and if he put more volume he could be at 100s now imo.

[Brocky]

Originally Posted by $ha-korti

then i´m doing ok i guess, ty ty.

ohly, what about your roi?

What's your stars SN?

[$ha-korti]

Originally Posted by Brocky

What's your stars SN?

we havent played so far and i am blocked at ss..

[ohly]

i have about 7% EV roi over 4k games at 15s, talking about the world's biggest nit

nyul, i just looked up the only game we played, where i misplayed a hand and you played yours standard, so who is closer to the 100s?

[$ha-korti]

Originally Posted by ohly

i have about 7% EV roi over 4k games at 15s, talking about the world's biggest nit

nyul, i just looked up the only game we played, where i misplayed a hand and you played yours standard, so who is closer to the 100s?

ty ty. good job.

[genher]

Originally Posted by ohly

i have about 7% EV roi over 4k games at 15s, talking about the world's biggest nit

Being a nit at the $15, $30 is probably not such a bad stategy actualy (considering all the weird and wonderful plays you see there)

[Nyul86]

Originally Posted by ohly

i have about 7% EV roi over 4k games at 15s, talking about the world's biggest nit

nyul, i just looked up the only game we played, where i misplayed a hand and you played yours standard, so who is closer to the 100s?

I believe we discussed that hand and agreed that it was me who misplayed it. Anyways, 4k is not a very small sample for EV, so 7% is quite impressive.

[pavels4444]

Originally Posted by genher

Being a nit at the $15, $30 is probably not such a bad stategy actualy (considering all the weird and wonderful plays you see there)

i think he meant nit for not moving up. Ohly I think you should move up for sure. Players at 30s are basically just as awful as I remember...
7% roi over that sample is sick but I believe it is sustainable there if you are really good and I heard you are... therefore - MOVE UP