truely enjoying this thread. keep up the HHs pls

Thank you I will!

Why do you always think you're right and you're the best player in every game you play? Thousands of games spent losing would suggest otherwise but you just don't listen to anyone...

I can see that you just don't read the rest of the messages I wrote here, but ok I don't expect you to read it all just don't make false statements and prepare before you say smth. GL

Check/call the flop. He doesn't have a drawing hand once you bet and he makes that little raise, he would just shove his draws, many of which are combo draws.

You have him well-covered in the hand and the bubble is approaching, seems like it would make more sense to be upping his variance than worrying about your own. Yet you have the middle of your range on this flop so check. If you want to get all aggro somewhere, don't do it on the turn with middle pair where he has KQ a lot, some AA, though you block it. I think your Jack is working against you here, especially when you take this line. Check/shoving is probably better than this line if you think he will stab semi-often and given you have Ah.

Sharkscope says he's down about $2,000 after 37,394 games, with like a 30k breakeven stretch. So I suppose your comment is fair analysis.

Its up to you to think that.

P.S. why people sharkscope all games instead of only MTT games? It is possible to critique everything if it is out of context... but you free to do whatever you do

I was like... wait wait wait I remember this type of writings and actually found this:
I can see that you just don't like me? or maybe you jealous?
If you like to trash-talk and take things out of context to even more trash-talk then it is fine as soon as you do it elsewhere your negativity is not welcome here. Best of LucK!

I stand by my comment as well about Wilbow. It's just totally a stupid conclusion to reach.

Respect you posted the HH and explained your thoughts. Irrespective of how good it is (probably not qualified to comment).

Also, that smokybacon agrees just solidifies my point. Scroll that guys posts, he's the worst on this whole forum for inane nonsense and everything he types is plain wrong on the very are occasions he offers an opinion and not a ridiculous question.

Aaaaand we're blocking the Ah as well. So it becomes more difficult for him to actually have a huge amount of flushdraws there.

Most of all I guess this hand and its solution or best way to play it comes down to simply experience in those games.

Assuming he reshoves his 18bb with any pair (occasionally flatting KK+, but would be very obv) and smth like ATs+, AJo.
Note, this range is by far too tight but if we look at a weaker players tendencies at the moneybubble with his stacksize I would think this comes close to being correct.

See him flatting almost every broadway combo with some suited Ax's and suited connectors starting with 78s maybe.

If you take a look at the KJ2hh Flop (with ourselves having AhJx) and considering his range as the range above there's just not much merit in cbetting or bet/folding that kinda flop.
By cbetting you will tighten up his range and he would fold most hands you are currently ahead of and will get in most hands that have you beat + some kind of draws which have actually a lot of equity against our hand.

Therefore, by not cbetting the Flop you can induce some bluffs from his weak holdings, potcontroling against his strong hands and have a cheap showdown to take the pot.

As played and why I mentioned "experience" at the top is, that recreational players don't bluff to often with this line/tourney situation/stacksizes.
Randomly I see it on Axx flop where some guy snapminraises "to see if you got it", but in this spot he has almost half of his stack already in the Pot, playing at a huge moneybubble with 18bb's effective. Would he ever minraise/induce his str8draws/flushdraws or would he jam it in there to get as much Fold Equity as he can?
It's not fun to b/f here but you kinda manages to get your self in that situation by cbetting.
Last reason to let this one go or try to get a cheap showdown: Stacksizes.
You have 33bb and now risking 18bb to go broke in a - i'll call it "more than marginal" - situation which will leave you with 15bbs if u lose the hand. 33bbs are worth so much more than 15bbs that ur future EV is way higher with a stack you can apply pressure on other players.

Best of luck in the future and hopefully take some advice in your gameselection and things will go your way.

Haters are going to hate. GL the rest of year Vanlakos, looking forward to some sweats

Thank you for your comments as well as hand analysis, appreciate it
It is time to end that debate and continue playing poker and reach new heights!

Today I'am going to play €300 Live MTT (in two hours actually, have to get ready ) so looking forward to ship it!



There are pics from last offline MTT (€100+R). Started with 10 000 chips stack:

At very beginning before making rebuy:



Few hours later (around 70000 chips stack):

TID

I wish I could translate it

Take it down

Good luck OP! Ship it, 1 Time!

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Game was pretty simple trash hands all day long and at the end with 16bb with A6 on BB run into KK on SB, std blinds war not a single interesting hand this time... Was on the table with two Estonian professionals one of them knocked me out.
Looking to grind the whole day tomorrow!

sometimes its "till i die" to show the support

lol at this comment. colds analysis was one of the best for this spot and will help him very much imo.

It won't help him because he is the best player ever seen and doesn't listen to any advice...

You had a crush and he said no ?

About to FT 100+R again and BIG 109 on the way

Even more chances now

Ship it!

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