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06-01-2020 , 08:50 PM
I'd play AJo 4 bet or fold as standard, to the large 3bet here I'd fold.
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06-01-2020 , 08:55 PM
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Nah I believe that they're truly desperate... none of them have jobs, my father-in-law still hasn't 100% recovered since he got out of ICU (and probably never will), my BIL lost his job due to the COVID19 pandemic, and his girlfriend quit her job to take care of the father-in-law and do all the cooking and cleaning around the house... they have nothing. They need our help.

Apparently my FIL's medicine alone costs $300 AUD per month. And then they've got the electricity bill, food, etc. I do believe that they're putting all of this money to good use and not simply saving it up.

But anyway, my wife said that once she gets back to work, she won't ask me for anymore of my poker money. She'll pay for it out of her work money. So this is only temporary.
You've seen zero receipts. You don't know what the medicine costs, what their food costs, what their housing costs. You don't know what jobs they had and if they still have them or not.

Why did your sister in law quit her job when your brother in law isn't working? Why doesn't she get her job back?

Why doesn't your wife spend some of her savings to help them out? She doesn't have any. Yet she still has debt. Because she was shipping them most of her paycheck before corona. Where's that money? If they needed all of her money when they all had jobs, why do they "only" need $500 a month from you with everyone jobless?

None of it adds up. You know that.

Not to mention, your silver lining of her continuing to send them her entire paycheck constantly once she resumes working is horrible because that's money that you, as a couple, need. You're living with your mother! You're sacrificing your happiness for your in-law's happiness. If that's ok with you, awesome. You're very benevolent. But you have to admit that it's somewhat fair for most observers to think that you're being taken advantage of.
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06-01-2020 , 09:36 PM
Hand 54: Overadjusting to aggression

Some context: Ever since I started playing 200nl, I have noticed my opponents playing back at me a lot more and being very aggressive. Unfortunately, I think I've started overadjusting and getting too stationy as a result...

9-handed, $314 effective
CO raises $5
Hero 3bets $18 BTN with Ac Th
CO calls $18

Flop ($39) 9c 7s 6s

CO checks
Hero bets $13
CO raises to $52
Hero calls $52

Turn ($143) 9c 7s 6s Ad

CO bets $100.33
Hero jams $243.86

Spoiler:
CO calls $243.86
CO shows 76cc (2pr)
CO rejects running it multiple times
CO scoops a $631 pot

I feel like I didn't need to lose my stack here...
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06-01-2020 , 09:54 PM
Hand 55: Punishing my opponent's bad checkraise

Some context: villain is a nit reg.

9-handed, $208 effective
Hero raises $6 HJ with QJss
SB calls $6

Flop ($14) Ad Kh 9s

SB checks
Hero bets $4
SB raises to $15
Hero 3bets to $36

Spoiler:
SB folds

I just thought it doesn't make sense for my opponent to be checkraising a board where I have such a huge range+nut advantage. I should be the one showing aggression here, not him.
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06-01-2020 , 10:18 PM
Hand 56: Not proud of this one LOL

9-handed, $205 effective
UTG+2 raises $6
HJ 3bets $18
Hero 4bets $44 BB with Js Jc
HJ calls $44

Flop ($95) Kd Ts 9h

Hero bets $25
HJ calls $25

Turn ($145) Kd Ts 9h 8d

Hero jams $136.05

Spoiler:
HJ calls $136.05
HJ shows AA
We run it 3 times
Hero manages to hit the straight twice and win 2/3rds of the pot

Not too proud of the way I played this hand... but at least it won.
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06-01-2020 , 10:45 PM
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06-01-2020 , 11:11 PM
Day 17 break... getting destroyed at 200nl

Break starting now at 1:08pm.

I struggle to understand why I get totally destroyed every time I shot take 200nl... is the skill gap really that big between 100nl and 200nl? Or am I just getting bad variance every time I play 200nl and good variance every time I play 100nl?

So far I'm down $900 today, despite just 4 tabling, only buying in for 100bbs each table, running it as many times as possible at every opportunity, and even pulling a few suckouts in my favour. It doesn't feel good.

It's like my opponents are just perfect at hand reading. None of my bluffs or semibluffs are getting through, none of my value bets are getting paid... the only way I can win is by getting it in bad and sucking out. Ugh...

Bankroll: $15,400
Profit at 200nl: -$600
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06-01-2020 , 11:23 PM
Genuinely in the majority of hands you post for nl100, you seem to be really good at finding what should be the bottom of a normal range for a villain, and sometimes even well below what it should be, hands you wouldn't see in play money games. In 200, you seem to be hitting the top of your opponents range. You're running a little bad, but you were running unfathomably good in 100.
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06-01-2020 , 11:42 PM
Yeah judging from those HHs you're just running bad mate...it sucks, but what can you do? Hang in there!
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06-01-2020 , 11:59 PM
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Originally Posted by 6bet me
Day 17 break... getting destroyed at 200nl

Break starting now at 1:08pm.

I struggle to understand why I get totally destroyed every time I shot take 200nl... is the skill gap really that big between 100nl and 200nl? Or am I just getting bad variance every time I play 200nl and good variance every time I play 100nl?

So far I'm down $900 today, despite just 4 tabling, only buying in for 100bbs each table, running it as many times as possible at every opportunity, and even pulling a few suckouts in my favour. It doesn't feel good.

It's like my opponents are just perfect at hand reading. None of my bluffs or semibluffs are getting through, none of my value bets are getting paid... the only way I can win is by getting it in bad and sucking out. Ugh...

Bankroll: $15,400
Profit at 200nl: -$600
It's just bad variance dude. Keep calling huge 3bets with weak/dominated hands and you're sure to turn things around soon. Maybe by flopping a few more straights like you did with 86 suited.
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06-02-2020 , 12:16 AM
Back from the break... decided to buy in for $400 each table and push through it. Within the first 5 mins of sitting down, I already run into this:

Hand 57: Supposed range advantage

5-handed, $417 effective
Hero raises $6 BTN with As Tc
SB calls $6
BB folds

Flop ($14) Qh Td 8s

SB checks
Hero bets $4
SB calls $4

Turn ($22) Qh Td 8s Jc

SB checks
Hero bets $33
SB calls $33

River ($88) Qh Td 8s Jc 8h

SB checks
Hero bets $166
SB instajams $374

Spoiler:
Hero instafolds

Just pretty gross that he can even get away from jamming like this when I am supposed to have such a massive range+nut advantage... maybe he had quads?
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06-02-2020 , 12:25 AM
You really need work on that mental game. You know damn well that buying in for more is like moving up in stakes. You don't need to make back the money you lost all at once. You have a bankroll, it'll be ok. Stop tilting.

edit: what in the hell is that hand? you go from repping one hand ott to another hand otr. dumbest **** ever.
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06-02-2020 , 12:27 AM
Hand 58: Deja vu...

Context: Same opponent as hand 57. Happened about 5 mins later...

5-handed, $407 effective
Hero raises $6 CO with Jd Jh
BTN calls $6

Flop ($15) 7s 5d 3d

Hero bets $5
BTN calls $5

Turn ($25) 7s 5d 3d 3s

Hero bets $35
BTN snap calls $35

River ($95) 7s 5d 3d 3s 8h

Hero bets $150
BTN instajams $361

Spoiler:
Hero tilt calls $361
BTN shows 96ss (straight)
BTN scoops a $815 pot

Ngl this hand made me really tilted... it's not the hand itself in a vaccuum, but the overall context behind it.
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06-02-2020 , 12:29 AM
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Back from the break... decided to buy in for $400 each table and push through it. Within the first 5 mins of sitting down, I already run into this:

Hand 57: Supposed range advantage

5-handed, $417 effective
Hero raises $6 BTN with As Tc
SB calls $6
BB folds

Flop ($14) Qh Td 8s

SB checks
Hero bets $4
SB calls $4

Turn ($22) Qh Td 8s Jc

SB checks
Hero bets $33
SB calls $33

River ($88) Qh Td 8s Jc 8h

SB checks
Hero bets $166
SB instajams $374

Spoiler:
Hero instafolds

Just pretty gross that he can even get away from jamming like this when I am supposed to have such a massive range+nut advantage... maybe he had quads?
Hilarious hand. Instead of just checking turn and trying to get a cheap showdown with 3rd pair + a gutshot, you spaz out like a complete monkey.
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06-02-2020 , 12:33 AM
Literally the same guy just won a pot against me with a straight flush > boat. Not even 5 mins later...
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06-02-2020 , 12:45 AM
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Originally Posted by 6bet me
Back from the break... decided to buy in for $400 each table and push through it. Within the first 5 mins of sitting down, I already run into this:

Hand 57: Supposed range advantage

5-handed, $417 effective
Hero raises $6 BTN with As Tc
SB calls $6
BB folds

Flop ($14) Qh Td 8s

SB checks
Hero bets $4
SB calls $4

Turn ($22) Qh Td 8s Jc

SB checks
Hero bets $33
SB calls $33

River ($88) Qh Td 8s Jc 8h

SB checks
Hero bets $166
SB instajams $374

Spoiler:
Hero instafolds

Just pretty gross that he can even get away from jamming like this when I am supposed to have such a massive range+nut advantage... maybe he had quads?
Why do you think you have a range advantage? What hands do you *actually* triple barrel for value here?

There are a lot of hands you post where you mention a concept but don't really seem to understand it too well.
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06-02-2020 , 12:46 AM
Hand 59: Tilt jam

9-handed, $102 effective
UTG limps $2
UTG+2 limps $2
Hero raises $12 SB with Ac Qd
Only UTG calls $12

Flop ($28) As 8s 2h

Hero bets $9
UTG tank raises to $32

As soon as I saw this raise, I leaned back in my chair and said to my computer "are you f**king kidding me?!" I was 95% sure that he had either a set or 2pr here, but I just stopped caring at this point, so...

Hero tilt jams $90
UTG snap calls $90

Spoiler:
UTG shows 88 (set)
UTG wins a $209 pot

This isn't a cooler at all. They always have it here. If I was playing my A game, I would've bet/folded flop. Sigh.
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06-02-2020 , 12:53 AM
Oh boy here we go again

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06-02-2020 , 01:05 AM
6b in an hour: "success on day ?? and I broke even which is a great result considering"
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06-02-2020 , 01:21 AM
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6b in an hour: "success on day ?? and I broke even which is a great result considering"
I love your optimism... it's going to be tough for me to win back $1700 USD in the next 1hr and 40 mins though.
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06-02-2020 , 01:31 AM
Why quit after 1hr 40 min? Get to even! Better for the mindstate.


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06-02-2020 , 01:33 AM
Today is somewhere between a B- and a C+ IMO. Can't play your A-game every day, I guess...
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06-02-2020 , 01:38 AM
1700 is less than one flip at NL1k when buy I for 200bb. Just saying...
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06-02-2020 , 01:49 AM
Hand 60: 5bet bluff

6-handed, $464 effective
2 limpers
CO raises to $12
Hero 3bets $36 BTN with A5cc
CO 4bets $109
Hero 5bet jams $464

Spoiler:
CO tank calls $464
CO shows KK
CO rejects running it multiple times
CO scoops a $935 pot

I'm actually f**king done now. Just counting down the time until 5:00pm hits so I can turn off my computer and get the f**k out of here.
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06-02-2020 , 01:54 AM
time for some PLO tourns or?
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