1475 hands
TheGuv88 +$1316.09
fityfmi -$1664.48

Some HH's would be cool as well

+1

PokerStars, Hold'em No Limit - $1/$2 - 2 players
Rail Hand History Converter

TheGuv88 (BU): $303.45 (152 bb)
fityfmi (BB): $262.20 (131 bb)

Pre Flop: ($3)
TheGuv88 (BU) raises to $5, fityfmi (BB) 3-bets to $18, TheGuv88 (BU) calls $13

Flop: ($36) 3 5 6 (2 players)
fityfmi (BB) checks, TheGuv88 (BU) bets $25.07, fityfmi (BB) calls $25.07

Turn: ($86.14) A (2 players)
fityfmi (BB) checks, TheGuv88 (BU) bets $57.66, fityfmi (BB) calls $57.66

River: ($201.46) K (2 players)
fityfmi (BB) checks, TheGuv88 (BU) bets $202.72 (all-in), fityfmi (BB) calls $161.47 (all-in)

Total pot: $524.40 (Rake: $0.50)

Showdown:
TheGuv88 (BU) shows 7 T (a flush, Ace high)
(Equity - pre: 63%, flop: 50%, turn: 100%, river: 100%)

fityfmi (BB) shows 4 6 (a pair of Sixes)
(Equity - pre: 37%, flop: 50%, turn: 0%, river: 0%)

TheGuv88 (BU) wins $523.90



PokerStars, Hold'em No Limit - $1/$2 - 2 players
Rail Hand History Converter

fityfmi (BU): $310.13 (155 bb)
TheGuv88 (BB): $494.91 (247 bb)

Pre Flop: ($3)
fityfmi (BU) raises to $5, TheGuv88 (BB) 3-bets to $19, fityfmi (BU) calls $14

Flop: ($38) 5 3 J (2 players)
TheGuv88 (BB) bets $27.12, fityfmi (BU) calls $27.12

Turn: ($92.24) 6 (2 players)
TheGuv88 (BB) bets $66.80, fityfmi (BU) calls $66.80

River: ($225.84) 7 (2 players)
TheGuv88 (BB) checks, fityfmi (BU) bets $197.21 (all-in), TheGuv88 (BB) calls $197.21

Total pot: $620.26 (Rake: $0.50)

Showdown:
fityfmi (BU) shows T T (a pair of Tens)
(Equity - pre: 79%, flop: 73%, turn: 70%, river: 0%)

TheGuv88 (BB) shows 3 4 (a straight, Three to Seven)
(Equity - pre: 21%, flop: 27%, turn: 30%, river: 100%)

TheGuv88 (BB) wins $619.76



PokerStars, Hold'em No Limit - $1/$2 - 2 players
Rail Hand History Converter

TheGuv88 (BU): $200 (100 bb)
fityfmi (BB): $204.55 (102 bb)

Pre Flop: ($3)
TheGuv88 (BU) raises to $5, fityfmi (BB) 3-bets to $18, TheGuv88 (BU) calls $13

Flop: ($36) 2 5 T (2 players)
fityfmi (BB) bets $21, TheGuv88 (BU) calls $21

Turn: ($78) 3 (2 players)
fityfmi (BB) bets $46, TheGuv88 (BU) calls $46

River: ($170) A (2 players)
fityfmi (BB) bets $119.55 (all-in), TheGuv88 (BU) calls $115 (all-in)

Total pot: $400 (Rake: $0.50)

Showdown:
fityfmi (BB) shows J Q (high card Ace)
(Equity - pre: 45%, flop: 31%, turn: 14%, river: 0%)

TheGuv88 (BU) shows 5 A (two pair, Aces and Fives)
(Equity - pre: 55%, flop: 69%, turn: 86%, river: 100%)

TheGuv88 (BU) wins $399.50

TT guys, xx

Ty purrretrog, keep them coming!

those hands just made me lol, no offy

+1

Why does everyone who plays 200nl think they're so good?

Why can't it just be like the good old days(before my time in fairness), and when someone butchered a hand it was just natural to think he was a complete G,

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/58...4rollz-920710/

Not sure why you guys are lol ing?

Hands are kind of standard.

Wat? In all 3 there is non standard stuff

some of it is standard, some of it not so much

Next session will start in 45-60min.

Lycka till!

Only the TT hand seems very non-standard to me. What's wrong with the other 2 (ok 1st hand we can fold river, 3rd hand we can give up river)?

i wish

Still very unpleasant.

They are just bantering.

Sites should make it easier to setup these heads up battles. Lower rake if it's multitabling and players agree to a min number of hands. It's great to generate action between regs but I suppose they still would make more money by not lowering rake for the select few who are willing to battle.

I don't give out coaching but I will say that some very big range mistakes were made in al 3 hands

+1

I'll handle the HHs and commentary this session.

PokerStars, Hold'em No Limit - $1/$2 - 2 players
Rail Hand History Converter

fityfmi (BU): $265.97 (133 bb)
TheGuv88 (BB): $226.63 (113 bb)

Pre Flop: ($3)
fityfmi (BU) raises to $5, TheGuv88 (BB) 3-bets to $18, fityfmi (BU) calls $13

Flop: ($36) 2 4 A (2 players)
TheGuv88 (BB) checks, fityfmi (BU) bets $23.66, TheGuv88 (BB) calls $23.66

Turn: ($83.32) 9 (2 players)
TheGuv88 (BB) checks, fityfmi (BU) bets $55.21, TheGuv88 (BB) calls $55.21

River: ($193.74) 7 (2 players)
TheGuv88 (BB) checks, fityfmi (BU) checks

Total pot: $193.74 (Rake: $0.50)

Showdown:
TheGuv88 (BB) shows 8 A (a pair of Aces)
(Equity - pre: 31%, flop: 17%, turn: 7%, river: 0%)

fityfmi (BU) shows J A (a pair of Aces - Jack kicker)
(Equity - pre: 69%, flop: 83%, turn: 93%, river: 100%)

fityfmi (BU) wins $193.24


TheGuv puts in a re-raise before the flop comes! I tell you Vince, that is dangerous with a trouble hand like A8. His reckless play ends up costing him a big pot!

I will give it a shot..

hand 1:
64 should bet flop or check-raise. Given the odd c/c line I don't love folding river since he can't be valuebetting that thin vs our typical c/c twice range.

hand 2;
TT seems too high up our value range to turn into a bluff on river. Given there are not many draws on turn I think c/c the straight on river some % is ok.

hand 3:
A5 should raise/call flop a decent %. If we're bluffing QJ on this board the bluff frequency for QJ is way too high.

PokerStars, Hold'em No Limit - $1/$2 - 2 players
Rail Hand History Converter

fityfmi (BU): $392.09 (196 bb)
TheGuv88 (BB): $200.30 (100 bb)

Pre Flop: ($3)
fityfmi (BU) raises to $5, TheGuv88 (BB) calls $3

Flop: ($10) 4 7 Q (2 players)
TheGuv88 (BB) checks, fityfmi (BU) checks

Turn: ($10) 4 (2 players)
TheGuv88 (BB) checks, fityfmi (BU) bets $9.55, TheGuv88 (BB) calls $9.55

River: ($29.10) K (2 players)
TheGuv88 (BB) checks, fityfmi (BU) bets $28.60, TheGuv88 (BB) raises to $122.95, fityfmi (BU) 3-bets to $377.54 (all-in), TheGuv88 (BB) calls $62.80 (all-in)

Total pot: $400.60 (Rake: $0.50)

Showdown:
fityfmi (BU) shows 4 K (a full house, Fours full of Kings)
(Equity - pre: 75%, flop: 12%, turn: 7%, river: 100%)

TheGuv88 (BB) shows 4 Q (a full house, Fours full of Queens)
(Equity - pre: 25%, flop: 88%, turn: 93%, river: 0%)

fityfmi (BU) wins $400.10


Inconsistent play on TheGuv's part. He plays it cautiously on the turn, check-calling for pot control. But on the river, he suddenly springs into action, even though KK and K4 pull ahead of him. I tell you, Vince, those are the sort of mistakes that lose you a stack.

your comment just made me lol. Don't give away your incompetency, don't be that ******ed, Oh, no offy

Inbe4 u get mad, c'mon, waiting for your stab

WTF, this dude is a coach? Muahaha

absolutely +1. do i believe this will be implemented by any site? no.

why give out anything at all then?