H1: vs station, so painful to have to check the flop AND to fold the river, he would pay me off all the time with KQ, but if I don't check this, he will auto-profit by betting any 2 OTT. Good fold OTR? He had a low AF, also Ac is bad and calling with Qx/Jx is way better imo
River:(47.28 BB, 2 players) J
CO checks, Hero bets 33.69 BB, CO raises to 172.23 BB and is all-in, fold
CO wins 112.16 BB
H2: Couldn't fold this one, he snap min-raised OTT. Meh, the fact that it's B vs B, he never folds to 3-bets and that I have basically the best TP hand to call here were enough for me to make this call. Was it good? Imo it sucked, mostly because of the snap-min-raise lol.
River:(86.34 BB, 2 players) 9 SB bets 121 BB and is all-in, Hero calls 56.83 BB and is all-in
Spoiler:
SB shows 3 A (Two Pair, Aces and Threes)
(Pre 30%, Flop 10%, Turn 70%) Hero shows A K (One Pair, Aces)
(Pre 70%, Flop 90%, Turn 30%) SB wins 197.5 BB
H3: Not the best blockers, but villain will x/r flop with most of his FDs, I have some QQ that get there OTR and it's very easy to underbluff there, because we often forget of those hidden outs OTR, but whenever we hit them, we're always valuebetting.
River:(34.14 BB, 2 players) 2 Hero bets 32.43 BB, MP calls 31.48 BB and is all-in
Spoiler:
Spoiler:
Hero shows A A (Three of a Kind, Aces)
(Pre 80%, Flop 11%, Turn 98%) MP shows 8 8 (Three of a Kind, Eights)
(Pre 20%, Flop 89%, Turn 2%) Hero wins 94.6 BB
H5: annoying spot OTF, villain was a fish, but I had a note that he overcalls 3-bets with AA, so it's likely that he will have lots of overpairs there. Hate to see that I've folded the best hand there, but I think it was a good fold
H2. Should be a simple turn xf but somehow you are all in on river vs uncapped range. Awful as usual.
H3. You said villain is getting out of line in the blinds so you just flat 3bet oop with 5s, which is -ev, instead of having some balls and 4 betting and getting it in. As played your post flop was awful as usual.
h4. You turn a boat and decide to check instead of building the pot for a river jam. I guess you did that because of the 'Qx is not good for my range' bs? Perfect way to just lose value. Deserved to get stacked.
H5, I would x all the way and let the whale bluff. turn pot lead is so fishy.
What were your thoughts between hands 0-800k? What about post 800k?
Well done, perseverance pays off!
Are you referring to rapidesh's lifetime graph? Strange how he breaks even for almost a million hands and now suddenly wins. It could be a heater tho. I am always suspicious of these things. Lets see what happens in the next 200k hands or so.
Glad to see you doing well, one of my favourite threads!
No idea why you seem to get so much hate from those two, you seem to take it well though.
Where did I "hate"? I said that you need a larger hand sample to determine whether he's beating these games. That is common sense, surely? Short term luck will even out and regs will figure out his game, making it tougher to win. If he's still winning at this rate, I will accept that he is a great player. But for now, it's too early to tell.
Regs and wannabe pros come and go all the time in the PG&C section. How often have we seen an OP riding a heater, feeling on top of the world, everyone congratulating his "skill" and anyone with a more realistic approach is deemed as a "hater/sad/jealous/troll"?
Then several weeks or months later, the OP mysteriously disappears and stops updating. At that point, you're 99% certain they hit a massive downswing and became too embarrassed to update their thread anymore.
Maybe this won't be the case for the OP and that'd be great if he bucked the trend. But statistics show there is an overwhelming likelihood this is what will happen. I like to offer a realistic perspective rather than go with the wishful thinking crowd.
What were your thoughts between hands 0-800k? What about post 800k?
Well done, perseverance pays off!
The first 450k hands happened in 2012-2014, most of the volume was on 10zfr, tbh i think I got super unlucky in those times, mostly because I would run very bad when moving to 25z. So it was like there was an invisible barrier stopping me at 25z and had to always go back and regriinding at 10z. There was a month that I grinded a big bankroll to take my 25z shot, i lost 24 bi with sets oversets and ran 20 bi below EV. Stuff like that is pretty bad for someone that wants to make it in poker, so I quit the game after bumhunting 50z, it was a miserable grind.
So came back in 2017, had this sick heater while playing super tilted like a monkey, got owned pretty hard and it took me a while to figure my **** out(mostly quit tilting). Then started playing a more GTO based strat where I wouldnt open myself to exploitation a lot, which was good, but not enough to beat the rake by much(at 600k-800k). Then started abusing people a little bit more without going overboard in the last 200k hands, which I think went pretty well.
If I knew it would be like that, would have done it the same way. Every downswing/punt/breakeven stretch were very important for my learning process. Also I never had to work on something in my life, always had it too easy(but the university classes ofc, but that place was just so much bull****). Im loving playing poker and will keep doing my best!
Jesus, fired up a session and played these 2 hands right after lol. Gonna have a small break to avoid winning tilt
H1: Vs nit, going for the sick vamo action OTR. Jesus, I had never seen that coming lol. I called because I basically blocked everything, my blocker rule at least saved me from this one. It seems I'm giving regs way less credit that they deserve when I make those sick folds. But will keep folding vs most people ofc lol.
H2: right after H1, since I reset my stacks at 110bb, I don't know wtf to do with KK there lol. Was such a pussy thinking about 4-bet-folding, so went for the call and hope to flop a set/beat some bluffs/overplays