Played a cashie, was stuck around near 1.5 BIs at one point but was pretty close to even by the end.
The table was relatively tryhard compared to ur typical passive sh*tters in live cash. I guess the venue was at a comparatively affluent area so ur more likely to get ur typical uni students with sizeable egos backed by their maccas salary and rudimentary understanding of "range" and "strategy" rather then ur average two digit average IQ tradie bogan limp fests.
Saw a bunch of 4bet sh*t flinging with unsuited junk like the durrr and gus specials and did some OOL squeezes myself with slightly less junky unsuited sh*t. Had one blast spot where we 2x river jam on 843KA vs some capped tellbox, after betting the turn into four people with QT in a single raised pot as the PFR. Was pretty blasty and mainly only rep AK, but they don't know that. Other than that, not many particularly interesting hands except maybe one interesting hand against a known V.
The blinds was 2/4 that hand, its roughly 100-120bb eff I dont remember, we 4x EP with AKo 7 handed cuz y not, and V to my left flatted which surprised me because I always know the guy to play 3b/f preflop in that spot so maybe he's trying to peel some speculative stuff and potentially some degenerate combos to bumhunt some whales on our table. It folds all around.
Flop comes Q
J
5, we have no spade in our hand, we cbet 1/4 pot OOP, I would play pretty simple vs this V and not split too much. He peels us off.
Turn comes T
, we check and face around a 1/2 bet IP and call.
River comes a J, we check and face an 80% pot bet. We fold.
Now an interesting question here is whether having A
or K
could be better or worse for us. But its entirely dependant on their range construction in live poker here, if I range them on suited speculative hands and pocket pairs often. Their bluff range should be almost entirely composed of low pockets with a spade blocker, and thats if they ever bluff here, so maybe we prefer to block the suited aces and kings so we rather have a spade in our hand to call. I don't expect many offsuit A
x and K
x to be in their flatting range and the higher ones often just hit the board and have showdown anyway and wouldn't need to blast. V ended up showing us the K
and mucked the other card.
Last edited by Professional Degen; 02-05-2022 at 09:25 AM.