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09-15-2013 , 03:42 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by monkeytilt
Genuine question. The way the hand was played what is sauce's shove ever getting called with by worse. Inb4 no strat in nvg...
He bet roughly half pot on every street, and even 4bet pre pretty small.

There are tons of Mid-pp, Qx, Jx h, Basicly the only two hands he is worried about here are QQ and QJ.
09-15-2013 , 03:43 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by exec771
WCG having AQ is indeed very unlikely while he's holding QQ.

Good analysis.
Realised as I was thinking just now that sauce obv didn't know his hand. Got myself mixed up. I meant to say AQ.
09-15-2013 , 03:44 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Masq
AQ (Unlikely as he's got QQ) / maybe WCG levelling himself with KJ/Jx and nothing. I thought the same too personally, but some of these thin value bets are "standard" apparently.
Thanks Masq. Obv I'll never be within a million levels of this standard of play but just thought the shove was thin at best. Incredible hu to watch though.
09-15-2013 , 03:44 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by monkeytilt
Genuine question. The way the hand was played what is sauce's shove ever getting called with by worse. Inb4 no strat in nvg...
AQ / KQ / Jxhh...
09-15-2013 , 03:47 PM
i dont know really but the way sauce plays he must have a balance range in that line that allows him to mix bluffs with value hands in a way that WCG has to call hands like AQ, KQ, and maybe other bluff catchers. Also the shove on river is half pot bet so ..
09-15-2013 , 03:48 PM
But KQ is less likely as he's blocking the Kx combos. Obviously not impossible, but less probable his hand contains a K.
09-15-2013 , 03:54 PM
Long story short, not valuebetting KK here is a pretty big mistake. In a long Heads-up match like this you DO NOT want to turn your river value-betting range into Nuts or Bluff. In the future, He wants to be called by worse in similar spots. thats kinda another way of saying it.
09-15-2013 , 03:56 PM
Full Tilt Poker, Holdem NL - $100/$200 - 2 players
HSDB Parser v2.2 - Highstakesdb.com - Hand #1354043

WCGRider (BU/SB): $20000 (100 bb)
Sauce1234 (BB): $88459.05 (442 bb)

Pre Flop: ($300)
WCGRider (BU/SB) raises to $480, Sauce1234 (BB) 3-bets to $1440, WCGRider (BU/SB) 4-bets to $4600, Sauce1234 (BB) 5-bets to $88459.05 (all in), WCGRider (BU/SB) calls $15400 (all in)

First Flop: ($40000) Q 5 4 (2 players, 2 all-in)

First Turn: ($40000) 4 (2 players, 2 all-in)

First River: ($40000) T (2 players, 2 all-in)

Second Flop: ($40000) 5 8 T (2 players, 2 all-in)

Second Turn: ($40000) A (2 players, 2 all-in)

Second River: ($40000) 5 (2 players, 2 all-in)

Total pot: $40000 (Rake: $0.5)

First Showdown:
First Board: Q 5 4 4 T

WCGRider (BU/SB) shows J J
(Equity - pre: 82%, flop: 61%, turn: 80%, river: 100%)

Sauce1234 (BB) shows T J
(Equity - pre: 18%, flop: 39%, turn: 20%, river: 0%)

Second Showdown:
Second Board: 5 8 T A 5

WCGRider (BU/SB) shows J J
(Equity - pre: 82%, flop: 85%, turn: 95%, river: 100%)

Sauce1234 (BB) shows T J
(Equity - pre: 18%, flop: 15%, turn: 5%, river: 0%)

WCGRider (BU/SB) wins $39999.5
09-15-2013 , 03:58 PM
So you make mistakes and call it 'meta-game' to justify it basically?

Does 15,000 hands really constitute a "long heads-up match"
09-15-2013 , 04:00 PM
if they play it all at once.
09-15-2013 , 04:01 PM
Full Tilt Poker, Holdem NL - $100/$200 - 2 players
HSDB Parser v2.2 - Highstakesdb.com - Hand #1354044

WCGRider (BU/SB): $112302.25 (562 bb)
Sauce1234 (BB): $23090.25 (115 bb)

Pre Flop: ($300)
WCGRider (BU/SB) raises to $480, Sauce1234 (BB) 3-bets to $1440, WCGRider (BU/SB) calls $960

Flop: ($2880) 7 5 T (2 players)
Sauce1234 (BB) checks, WCGRider (BU/SB) checks

Turn: ($2880) 3 (2 players)
Sauce1234 (BB) checks, WCGRider (BU/SB) checks

River: ($2880) J (2 players)
Sauce1234 (BB) checks, WCGRider (BU/SB) bets $2000, Sauce1234 (BB) raises to $7822, WCGRider (BU/SB) calls $5822

Total pot: $18524 (Rake: $0.5)

Showdown:
Sauce1234 (BB) shows K K
WCGRider (BU/SB) mucks

Sauce1234 (BB) wins $18523.5
09-15-2013 , 04:01 PM
hows that line a mistake, lol
09-15-2013 , 04:01 PM
AQ = 12 combos
QQ/JJ = 6 combos total

jesus. i mean thats not even close to his range but that should be simple enough to end the tarding up. lets just rail
09-15-2013 , 04:02 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Masq
So you make mistakes and call it 'meta-game' to justify it basically?

Does 15,000 hands really constitute a "long heads-up match"
you realy think he made a mistake?
09-15-2013 , 04:03 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Masq
So you make mistakes and call it 'meta-game' to justify it basically?

Does 15,000 hands really constitute a "long heads-up match"
No, I dont. Not at all.

I dont think Sauce does either.

Value-betting KK here is NOT a mistake, not Value-betting it IS a mistake.

This is all imo

Edit:and yeah ^^ what they said.
09-15-2013 , 04:03 PM
Sauce tilting a bit in the JTs hand?
09-15-2013 , 04:06 PM
jesus ***** raider cant miss
09-15-2013 , 04:08 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by WhiskyCoke
jesus ***** raider cant miss
Full Tilt Poker, Holdem NL - $100/$200 - 2 players
HSDB Parser v2.2 - Highstakesdb.com - Hand #1354047

WCGRider (BU/SB): $99447.25 (497 bb)
Sauce1234 (BB): $35941.75 (180 bb)

Pre Flop: ($300)
WCGRider (BU/SB) raises to $480, Sauce1234 (BB) 3-bets to $1440, WCGRider (BU/SB) 4-bets to $4600, Sauce1234 (BB) calls $3160

Flop: ($9200) T 8 2 (2 players)
Sauce1234 (BB) checks, WCGRider (BU/SB) bets $4000, Sauce1234 (BB) calls $4000

Turn: ($17200) 6 (2 players)
Sauce1234 (BB) checks, WCGRider (BU/SB) bets $90847.25 (all in), Sauce1234 (BB) calls $27341.75 (all in)

First River: ($71883.5) 4 (2 players, 2 all-in)

Second River: ($71883.5) A (2 players, 2 all-in)

Total pot: $71883.5 (Rake: $0.5)

First Showdown:
First Board: T 8 2 6 4

WCGRider (BU/SB) shows J K
(Equity - pre: 46%, flop: 7%, turn: 16%, river: 100%)

Sauce1234 (BB) shows T T
(Equity - pre: 54%, flop: 93%, turn: 84%, river: 0%)

Second Showdown:
Second Board: T 8 2 6 A

WCGRider (BU/SB) shows J K
(Equity - pre: 46%, flop: 7%, turn: 16%, river: 100%)

Sauce1234 (BB) shows T T
(Equity - pre: 54%, flop: 93%, turn: 84%, river: 0%)

WCGRider (BU/SB) wins $71883
09-15-2013 , 04:08 PM
Since the Kk v Qq hand was 200bb deep WCG can have all those pairs <JJ in his range so they would sometimes call also
09-15-2013 , 04:09 PM
Full Tilt Poker, Holdem NL - $100/$200 - 2 players
HSDB Parser v2.2 - Highstakesdb.com - Hand #1354048

WCGRider (BU/SB): $123880.6 (619 bb)
Sauce1234 (BB): $21037.5 (105 bb)

Pre Flop: ($300)
WCGRider (BU/SB) raises to $480, Sauce1234 (BB) calls $280

Flop: ($960) J 8 K (2 players)
Sauce1234 (BB) checks, WCGRider (BU/SB) bets $600, Sauce1234 (BB) calls $600

Turn: ($2160) 3 (2 players)
Sauce1234 (BB) checks, WCGRider (BU/SB) bets $3800, Sauce1234 (BB) calls $3800

River: ($9760) A (2 players)
Sauce1234 (BB) checks, WCGRider (BU/SB) bets $119000.6 (all in), Sauce1234 (BB) calls $16157.5 (all in)

Total pot: $42075 (Rake: $0.5)

Showdown:
WCGRider (BU/SB) shows 8 8
(Equity - pre: 54%, flop: 74%, turn: 82%, river: 0%)

Sauce1234 (BB) shows T Q
(Equity - pre: 46%, flop: 26%, turn: 18%, river: 100%)

Sauce1234 (BB) wins $42074.5
09-15-2013 , 04:09 PM
lol 16%'er twice, that's like a one outer on the river.
09-15-2013 , 04:09 PM
they should play on stars, screw tilt
09-15-2013 , 04:10 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by exec771
lol 16%'er twice, that's like a one outer on the river.
feeling pretty happy that i dont have forum reputation right now
09-15-2013 , 04:12 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by WhiskyCoke
feeling pretty happy that i dont have forum reputation right now
lol
09-15-2013 , 04:13 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Vanilla Thunder
34 minutes played, 149 hands played.

Code:
WCGRider 149 hands +$40,458
Sauce1234 149 hands -$40,498
1h 20 minutes played, 348 hands played.

Code:
WCGRider 348 hands +$48,260
Sauce1234 348 hands -$48,353
1h 54 minutes played, 480 hands played.

Code:
WCGRider 480 hands +$46,195
Sauce1234 480 hands -$46,322

3h 2 minutes played, 818 hands played.

Code:
WCGRider 818 hands +$79,588
Sauce1234 818 hands -$79,804
3h 35 minutes played, 972 hands played.

Code:
WCGRider 972 hands +$133,636
Sauce1234 972 hands -$133,889
4h 13 minutes played, 1154 hands played.

Code:
WCGRider 1154 hands +$155,702
Sauce1234 1154 hands -$156,003

      
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