Your bet on the flop is one of the biggest abortions I've ever seen. You actually give gutshots the correct direct odds to call.

I'd like to say at least you didn't have much money behind at risk. However, given your bankroll situation, your bet is exponentially worse. Considering you have less than 5 buy-ins total, you'd actually probably be better off shipping the flop, exposing your hand, and then proclaiming to the table: "Don't worry guys, I got his one all locked up. If everyone folds I'll buy ya'll a round of drinks!"

bet seems good

No need to FPS the flop, I make it more like $250 to set a nice price and then jam turn. Or just check. I bet though.

Lol; imo checking is better than betting

You flopped top set in a 5-way pot with 37 BB’s. Let’s not pretend your “creativity” had anything to do with the money going in the middle.

Lol @ “now that some time has passed” i.e. “maybe they won’t chew me out as much for playing 5/10/20 since I won that session”

If by "I won that session" you mean he won a hand that session then yes. Overall though, he lost $2k for the session.

lol I don't think your "creativity" is relevant here. Frankly I'm not sure it matters much what you do in this hand on the flop...nhnhnh

You think he should give 4 whales the correct direct odds to call with gut shots on the flop when they will call larger bets?

This thread started off absolutely incredible, one for the ages. Now it’s kinda turned into a thread of people just spazzing at the OP. Just let this play out how it’s meant to, not sure why u guys are so upset with his life decisions.

I think most of those in this thread ‘spazzing’ are actually coming from a place of empathy and wanting OP to succeed. If you see someone making the same mistakes that you either have made or seen yourself after a long time in the game, wouldn’t you want to try to pass that experience on to someone you want to succeed? Or is it better to just sit in silence and let it ride waiting for the train wreck? By posting your journey in a public forum you’re implicitly agreeing to getting all this feedback, both positive and negative. I think it’s pretty callous to tell someone “LESGO YOU GOT THIS!!!” regardless of their decisions on the path, especially when you have firsthand experience with how negatively those decisions can affect your life. That being said, it’s obvious that OP doesn't care about even the great advice in this thread so trolling has taken over.

No Prob not. Point was it's so shallow that I'm not sure I'd be patting myself on the back about his line and all of its creativity. That seems results oriented obv


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You forgot the SPR is under 1 on the flop.

Shame that the big finish for the thread will be OP going underground.

Inb4 busto. How does this thread have 4 stars lol?...

Playing 5/5/T/20 on a 2k roll seems like great fun. You probably shouldn't even be playing 1/2 with your br.

OP had a job when he was playing 5/5/T/20. He's now about to become a full-time pro with a bankroll around $7k plus a $600 liferoll and a $1500 emergency fund if the **** hits the fan.

Ok. 7k is obv better than 2k. But even then wtf is he doing? He's better off grinding $10-$40 gtds online than he is playing 1/2 live. He needs to bink something big in terms of br %

It's like when there's a car crash and everyone slows down to see what's going on

The "creative line" comment by OP elevates thread to 5 stars imo.

OP flexing all over us w/ his super creative line holding top-set @ 1 SPR on a rainbow board:

Very good question. Which one of you nits downvoted the most entertaining thread on 2p2?

I like your play with aces fwiw(nothing).

A big bluff I pulled at 5/5/10

From the same session as the other hand. Villain in question was the guy that shrug-called the $500 jam the previous hand. I view him as moderately aggro postflop but loose-passive preflop. Stacks are $2k effective this hand.

Hero raises $35 HJ with 55
Villain 3bets $75 BTN (first time I'd seen him 3bet pre)
Hero calls $75

Flop ($155) is Qs Qh Td

Hero checks
Villain bets $80
Hero calls $80 (it was close between flatting here and folding. We're only slightly ahead of AK)

Turn ($315) is Qs Qh Td Th

Hero checks
Villain bets $160 (I think he rarely has Qx or Tx. I'm putting him mainly on JJ/KK/AA/AK. I think that there's a tonne of Qx in my range when I flat pre so this should be a credible bluff)
Hero raises to $500
Villain looks visibly frustrated but sigh calls $500

River ($1315) is Qs Qh Td Th 6h

Hero bets $575

pretty sure we're all being trolled at this point.

There you go again, bluffing players who won't fold. Stop doing this otherwise you will need to delve into those emergency funds sooner than you think.

Yep. Has to be.

Impossible that it's not an elaborate troll.

Wp OP.