He must've accidentally let this one slip.

Dynamics dynamics and once more dynamics. Even without any info about player nicknamed aIur7 there's hand on that set of hands where he open shoves K6 from small blind and suckout. He is massive whale with raising any late position, not folding and not folding flops. Limp calls all.

And biggest side note, I was ahead again and of course losing with best hand.

OK, that's 10 hands. What about the other 100+ buyins?

Go to PT4 -> Database -> Export Hands -> Select All Sessions -> Export Hands

Then upload the resulting text document to pastebin and post it here.

Correct. You create a very bizar dynamic after which you end up leveling and exploiting yourself.

Irrelevant. Jamming K6o was an incorrect decision.

He's using his tight image at the table to sneak that one in

Reading is tough for some people, I get that


Just a thought, you should LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to play against this type of opponent, and yet you don't. I wonder why?



Here's your post minus delusion:

No one believes the lies paisting tells himself.

He funds 2nl with his addiction.

What a sad and desperate character he is

What can I say, I try to grab every little opportunity I see to use my precious equity calculator

You gotta drop a NSFL warning before sharing stats like that, Rick.

That's quite nitty.

Paisting - can you please give a statement what you think about my post. Would be very interesting to hear your opinion.

LOL

Most likely fr games and not with the biggest sites based on that tracker. Bovada etc I think.

But there was also his initial raise to open plus the blinds are already in there too.
However, if paisting is definitely in "every single hand gets shoved" mode (and not a more conservative "shoving 80% of the time" or something...does he ever fold if the pot is already 3 bet when it gets to him?) then raising 3x preflop before it is paisting's turn basically counts as being part of the shove-call and really shouldn't be considered to be part of the pot or dead money like it normally would be. Because when it gets to be paisting's turn we are already guaranteed as to what the next step is anyway.

Additionally, the small blind has yet to act when he opens on the button for 3x so that is a factor also. We aren't heads-up with only paisting when he does the PFR.

Since more opportunities will come combined with the SB having not folded yet, the smallish edge potential of Q5s vs. the BB automatic shove is likely a mirage and should be folded on the button.

These situations are usually evaluated as mental-exercise hypotheticals (Sklansky has looked at this stuff and discussed on here and in his more recent NL Theory book actually). Kind of fun in it's own weird way that this analysis is actually from a real situation. Haha.

Against Paisting opening 3x is a strategy strictly dominated by opening 2x. If he's not yet monkey tilting and open shoving, opening 2x ensures he'll start soon. If he's already in tilt mode, opening 2x ensures he stays that way.

I will be the biggest loser at -55$ dollar and down MTT games if i even dare keep playing. I'm on this ace every flop i dont want to see an ace run bad.

LOL. Probably. Except that you don't necessary want to be facing his maniac-shove in the first place with Q5s. So 3x potentially induces a call to at least see a flop moreso than 2x?
2x preflop also encourages the SB to tag along. Which is less good for Q5s.

I think paisting actually is correct about one thing: This guy did indeed play Q5s correctly for the idiotic situation he was facing. PF fold is better.

Well played, paisting. The entire forum almost fell for it.

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Never wrote anything like that. You should be banned for writing stuff with my name on it.

It is embarrassing isn't it?

I'm King of the Nits! Bow down!

DING! DING! DING! You win.

Playing anonymously I'm not getting super exploited like Paisting is.

Brilliant. How's it had so few views.