Played some today, did really well! So good to be sunrunning again! Will keep not looking at the results for as much as I can.
Some hands
H1: played really poorly this one, I sometimes try to "protect my checking back range", but it's useless to do vs people that won't punish me for that, meh. So much leveling on my part. Specially since he is super wide in there, I should barrel quite aggro vs his loose floats.
H2: vs nit, good fold? Tbh I think KQ would be a way better call than 55 in there, since villain isn't jamming AK in there because of how much AQ/QQ I have. What do you think? Good fold? Would you rather have 55 or KQcc in my shoes?
You can't post a single hh without tilting me can you.
H1. lolz how wide they are calling you.
H2. Raise the friggin flop, what are you expecting on such a wet flop oop? he hits that flop so hard so punish, rather than calling those dog shi t bets. River is obviously a call, he should be jamming AK, and he most probably won't assume your bad enough to just flat QQ pre. His sizings are ******ed also. Folding boats in 3bet pots for 100bb, you need a bullet.
might wanna fold 55 pre if ur gonna fold exactly the runout you are looking for
It wasn't the runnout I was looking for Give me A52A8 and I call all day haha. I thought villain wasn't bluffing enough and that he was never valuebetting worse, so gg. Is his turn sizing a thing?
btw, didn't play today, wasn't much organized with my time and had to take my brother to the bus station which took a lot of time. Traffic jam is sooooo annoying. Will try to put some decent volume tomorrow.
Some hands that I found from the last sessions
H1: vs whale, good fold? I had some note that said he overplayed some stuff, but with that min-raise OTT and jam it's gg, right?
River:(36.58 BB, 2 players) T Hero checks, BTN bets 172.06 BB and is all-in, fold
BTN wins 35.21 BB
H2: Vs same whale, 10 mins later. I thought he was more likely to just bluff in there, since I thought he had value on the last hand, so it would be likely that he would think that since he jammed with value and people folded, his bluff would work a lot, making him more likely to bluff(next level donkey tactics? haha). The biggest difference here was that he didn't min-raise, so he could still have a lot of draws and I at least blocked his straights. Good call? What would you think of his bluff % considering he jammed last hand in a similar spot and I folded?
55 hand you should be always calling. I seriously doubt most regs are checking back AK there 100bb deep, plus you beat all his bluffs. Beat some worse value hands + bluffs? Snap call. I've been following your thread for some time, and I see some questionable lol plays. I know you're a good player though. But folding 55 there is pretty awful, ngl. And no, I would not ever prefer to have KQ there over 55.
Been following for a while. I have to agree with everyone on the 55 hand. That's never a good fold..if he has better you just take it on the chin and move to the next hand.
55 hand you should be always calling. I seriously doubt most regs are checking back AK there 100bb deep, plus you beat all his bluffs. Beat some worse value hands + bluffs? Snap call. I've been following your thread for some time, and I see some questionable lol plays. I know you're a good player though. But folding 55 there is pretty awful, ngl. And no, I would not ever prefer to have KQ there over 55.
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Originally Posted by Xenoblade
yea 55 way way better given we beat AK which is definitely using this sizing river, I'm not sure if turn is a thing but I wouldn't write it off
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Originally Posted by Taker101
Been following for a while. I have to agree with everyone on the 55 hand. That's never a good fold..if he has better you just take it on the chin and move to the next hand.
yeah, I overdid in there, but do you guys actually think villain is jamming AK in there? I thought that his AK would bet bigger OTT(because there was a FD), so his small sizing could be a mergy bet or an exploitative play with a FH, as I said(that play is in doyle's book and a lot of fish use it). Villain is a reg, so we can't assume he is using some fish strats, but it's still possible.
My main reason for folding was based on him not playing AK like that, if he jams AK I'm calling always.
Played some today, volume for the month is quite low, probably 4k hands. But it's not like that because of winning tilt, just not being organized with my time and going out more in the last days. Will try to play a lot tomorrow. Today's session had a lot of action, so many bluffs/hero calls.
H1: vs fish, OTR I was like "omg, gg, will just fold", then saw his hand and was so happy he played like that haha. Got lucky in the runnout.
SB shows Q Q (Three of a Kind, Queens)
(Pre 82%, Flop 96%, Turn 98%) Hero mucks T T (Three of a Kind, Tens)
(Pre 18%, Flop 4%, Turn 2%) SB wins 94.02 BB
H2: vs mr.spewy, he is the only guy so far that is aggro when his sn is like that. So far every guy with "spewy" and "maniac" in his sn has been a nit haha. Is this good? OTT I feel I should have a x/j range with some AA/KK for value. Or should I keep barreling really often OTT and play my checking range mostly as a x/c with few slowplays?
BTN shows 7 6 (Three of a Kind, Sevens)
Board #1 (Pre 61%, Flop 57%, Turn 84%)
(Full House, Sevens full of Sixes)
Board #2 (Pre 64%, Flop 56%, Turn 84%)
BTN wins 105.08 BB BTN wins 105.08 BB
H3: vs reg, I knew he was a reg because someone from my study group shared a hand with him, in my database he is an unknown, so thought he would be way more likely to fold because I would be an unknown to him. Good? I usually think it's better not to bluff much on runnouts that are very strong for villains range, where he will have a lot of hands to call. I expect this to be +EV only if villain folds most of his flushes. Good?
fold, fold, CO raises to 2.5 BB, Hero raises to 7 BB, fold, fold, CO calls 4.5 BB
Flop:(15.5 BB, 2 players) 9 A 3
CO checks, Hero bets 4.88 BB, CO calls 4.88 BB
Turn:(25.25 BB, 2 players) J
CO checks, Hero bets 18 BB, CO calls 18 BB
River:(61.24 BB, 2 players) K
CO checks, Hero bets 70.13 BB and is all-in, fold
Hero wins 59.87 BB
H5: vs unknown shaping to be a whale, he snap pot river, I used to fold here, but after the play money hands saw that fish/whale are more likely to bluff when the flush comes
H6: vs guy shaping to be a whale, good calldown? He has 2/2 raise cbet so far. OTR I decided to call because I blocked 86, but also because his sizing OTT shows he is quite heavy on draws, since the only one that got there was 63 and I blocked it, was fine with it.
H7: vs whale, this is the best played hand imo for the day. I'm really starting to own these whales for the max winrate, abusing their sizing tells and valuebetting insanely thin. Sometime ago I was calling turn and letting him bluff me as much as he wants OTR. As well as giving his draws free cards. Jamming to rep draws is soooo good vs those guys.
H8: vs very nitty reg, his sizing OTT is so ******ed. I was pretty sure I had 0 fold equity vs that. Vs my exact hand it was effective, but I still had odds to call that.
River:(106.98 BB, 2 players) 3 SB bets 46.01 BB and is all-in, Hero calls 46.01 BB
Spoiler:
SB shows K K (One Pair, Kings)
(Pre 67%, Flop 76%, Turn 68%) Hero shows A 4 (Flush, Ace High)
(Pre 33%, Flop 24%, Turn 32%) Hero wins 197.63 BB
H9: vs good reg, this is bad, right? He also had a tendency to not barrel a lot OTT which makes it worse. But I thought that this is the texture he could abuse me by overbluffing, specially since I would have a lot of AJ/pps in a very tough spot. I blocked his value and unblocked most bluffs. I sometimes like making some random plays from time to time just to put my villains on check with their ranges, because from what I know about my game(and most 200z people), this is a turn where he can bully people a lot unpunished.
fold, fold, CO raises to 3 BB, BTN calls 3 BB, Hero raises to 15 BB, fold, CO calls 12 BB, BTN raises to 100 BB and is all-in, Hero raises to 103.6 BB and is all-in, CO calls 88.6 BB
Flop:(308.2 BB, 3 players) 5 8 8
Turn:(308.2 BB, 3 players) T
River:(308.2 BB, 3 players) 4
Spoiler:
Hero shows K K (Two Pair, Kings and Eights)
Main Pot [301 BB]: (Pre 17%, Flop 9%, Turn 5%)
Side Pot#1 [7.2 BB]: (Pre 81%, Flop 91%, Turn 95%)
CO shows J J (Two Pair, Jacks and Eights)
Main Pot [301 BB]: (Pre 16%, Flop 8%, Turn 5%)
Side Pot#1 [7.2 BB]: (Pre 19%, Flop 9%, Turn 5%)
H1. Raise flop, if your not raising sets on that board what are you raising? I guess you got lucky the fish is even worse than you are.
H2. Villain is aggro reg so you decide to 3bet from sb with 45s. Sound rapidfish logic as usual. Deservedly stacked.
H3. random Bluff into strong uncapped range and with no blockers. awful as usual.
H4. As above, awful.
H5. Borderline.
H6. terrible. fold flop or turn.
H7. How do you expect to win the pot checking Jack high oop vs aggro players? Should be betting.
H8. His turn sizing was great, as it forces whales to call off half their stacks chasing draws on wet textures. Should be folding flop. Why are you calling 3bets with a4s vs nits? fold pre.
H9. Villain barreling on board that smacks his range, so turn is easy fold, so naturally you decide to jam and bluff your stack off with a gutter. Would love to know what value hands u jam like that I suspect zero.
200z was crazy today, so many whales/fish, games were fun!
Ended up playing only 1.2k hands, meh. Every minute I was stacking people and getting stacked, had to make a lot of breaks because of that to avoid tilting.
Some hands
H1: interesting sizing by a nit loooool. Gods of poker rewarded me for my explo pre-flop play. VAAAAAAAAAMOOO!! fish just made it impossible for him to fold on top of that haha
Flop:(19.5 BB, 3 players) Q 2 5 UTG checks, MP bets 12.5 BB, Hero calls 12.5 BB, UTG raises to 72.35 BB and is all-in, MP raises to 101.7 BB and is all-in, Hero calls 81.5 BB and is all-in
Spoiler:
Turn:(279.85 BB, 3 players) K
River:(279.85 BB, 3 players) 3
MP shows A A (One Pair, Aces)
Main Pot [236.54 BB]: (Pre 77%, Flop 12%, Turn 5%)
Side Pot#1 [43.31 BB]: (Pre 89%, Flop 14%, Turn 5%)
Hero shows Q Q (Three of a Kind, Queens)
Main Pot [236.54 BB]: (Pre 10%, Flop 65%, Turn 79%)
Side Pot#1 [43.31 BB]: (Pre 11%, Flop 86%, Turn 95%)
UTG shows Q 9 (One Pair, Queens)
Main Pot [236.54 BB]: (Pre 13%, Flop 23%, Turn 17%)
Hero wins 278.47 BB
H2: Is this fine? I usually don't like to think that a valuebet was "too thin", but this kind of texture confuses me a lot, specially with all the blocking going on, 1 to straight, meh. I was jamming to get value from Qx, had also some bluffs and some hands going for a chop. Is this the best strategy OTR? Or villain's calling range is so inelastic that I should polarize my jams to High flushes only for value and check back some Qx and let him chop? There's also another concern here: it's hard for me to find bluffs in my range, so with my strat villain could just fold his AQ OTR and be ok with it, right?
Pretty confusing spot imo, I thought about checking back OTR.
H3: wp? Thought about overbet jamming river, but villain was a reg that didn't like to fold much, doubt he would make explo folds vs me. So I thought AK could still have some SDV beating some AQ. Also I check some FDs OTT and KQ, but I mostly bet those, so I thought that if I bluffed all AK here I could overbluff, which is bad vs this kind of opponent.
Hero shows A K (One Pair, Twos)
(Pre 69%, Flop 13%, Turn 16%) BTN shows T A (Two Pair, Tens and Twos)
(Pre 31%, Flop 87%, Turn 84%) BTN wins 69.2 BB
H4: vs tight player that folds a lot vs cbets(specially in this texture imo), so OTT I thought that his range was way stronger than mine, specially with the flush getting there. Good spot to check a lot of my range? My problem here is that the reason why we check back some strong hands in a turn where villain's range become stronger than ours is because we don't allow them to go super aggro OTR after we check back, so we will restrict his valuebets(and bluffs) a little bit by having strong ranges in there. But vs an opponent that won't abuse us, what's the best strat OTT when it comes to checking back?
Bet most good hands/bluffs with equity when called and check back SDV/garbage?
River:(8.37 BB, 2 players) K BB checks, Hero checks
Spoiler:
BB shows A T (Flush, Ace High)
(Pre 25%, Flop 7%, Turn 20%) Hero mucks A K (Three of a Kind, Kings)
(Pre 75%, Flop 93%, Turn 80%) BB wins 7.95 BB
H5: vs reg, is this ok? I think I butchered this one OTT, can't see many hands that would call me. But most people don't x/c x/c AA/KK in there too. Meh, annoying.
H1. multi way, wet flop, nit strong range, means you should be raising that flop, so naturally you flat.
H2. Barreling with poor equity on a board that smashes villains range, bad as usual. lul at thinking Qx is calling your river jam. As usual no idea about plausible villain ranges. Nothing worse will call you there, he has boats all day and nut flushes. Turn is a check as well. Awful.
H3. x flop.
H4. flop bet too small, and turn should be a large bet. Typical weak play to be scared of flush and check back, awful without diamonds.
H5. As usual, you think you butchered the only hand you played well. Worse hands will call you here, and your never getting away from QQ on that board and SPR.
Ssly guys does this back-and-forth ever get old? sure rapi might be butchering some hands but the unjust confidence from mirage has to be even more amuzing
H1. multi way, wet flop, nit strong range, means you should be raising that flop, so naturally you flat.
Raising the flop is pretty terrible. lulz.
H2. Turn is a check as well
True
H3. x flop.
Very strange and uncommon to check AK there. Pretty much always a bet.
H4. flop bet too small, and turn should be a large bet. Typical weak play to be scared of flush and check back, awful without diamonds.
no just no. lawl.
H5. As usual, you think you butchered the only hand you played well. Worse hands will call you here, and your never getting away from QQ on that board and SPR.
h3 i'd still bluff river to fold out his pp 33-88, maybe some 98s or A9s combos. If you don't think he has these due to the big pf sizing I'd jus x river, but no need to jam really. Turn x is completely fine
h3 i'd still bluff river to fold out his pp 33-88, maybe some 98s or A9s combos. If you don't think he has these due to the big pf sizing I'd jus x river, but no need to jam really. Turn x is completely fine
thanks!
I think villain can't have those(only 77-88, which some people don't even isolate with).
played some today and ended up making my first tilted stack in a while lol.
Every spot was so annoying, couldn't handle it
Some hands
H1: tough spot OTR, I decided to call because he could have so many AK/AQ/AJ trying to deny a chop, meh. OTT is my sizing ok? Should I explo fold this vs some people? Hate these boards
Hero shows T K (Two Pair, Kings and Eights)
(Pre 26%, Flop 14%, Turn 93%) BB mucks T A (One Pair, Eights)
(Pre 74%, Flop 86%, Turn 7%) Hero wins 47.86 BB
H3: vs one reg that is playing weirdly vs me, he probably thinks I'm super aggro and plays a lot of his range as slowplays to punish my bluffs. So far I've only showed up with valuebets OTR and he saw me making a lot of check backs with 8 high, 9, high. I've seen him check TP on boards like that. How should I play vs that strat? He obv is playing an explo strat vs me and he won't range cbet on boards he should. Pre-flop he is 3-bet-jamming a lot of PPs, so I can't 4-bet light a lot. Should I raise a lot OTF? What sizing should I use?
As played, it's a give up, right? He almost never folded OTR vs me in a 3-bet pot, only once that I remember.
Btw, ended up looking at my graph, My discipline is sooo poor for stuff like that lol. Will try to avoid looking at it again haha. Whenever I start getting owned in the tables I want to look so much lol.
Obv sunrunning like crazy
btw, I was wrong about my play money studies. Thought that after that, the graph would have the blue line and red line going up together! loool. Still is the same ****
VAAAAAAMOOO!!
Something dodgy going on if you ask me. Your HH's and graphs don't add up. You punt stacks all the time, let alone being awful in general, and should have been broke on 200z by the second day, yet apparently your printing. I find it hard to believe even a heater is enough to account for all that. We are either being trolled or those are dodgy graphs.
You punt stacks all the time, let alone being awful in general
You punt stacks all the time, let alone being awful in general
You punt stacks all the time, let alone being awful in general
You punt stacks all the time, let alone being awful in general
You punt stacks all the time, let alone being awful in general
You punt stacks all the time, let alone being awful in general