"Snake Riders Rodeo" throw down
10-02-2010
, 08:51 PM
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Poker Stars $2/$4 Limit Hold'em - 2 players
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Pre Flop: (1.5 SB)
Obviously.Bogus raises, GambleGamble 3-bets, Obviously.Bogus caps!, GambleGamble calls
Flop: (8 SB) 8
7
9 (2 players)
GambleGamble checks, Obviously.Bogus bets, GambleGamble raises, Obviously.Bogus 3-bets, GambleGamble calls
Turn: (7 BB) K (2 players)
GambleGamble checks, Obviously.Bogus bets, GambleGamble calls
River: (9 BB) K
(2 players)
GambleGamble checks, Obviously.Bogus bets, GambleGamble raises, Obviously.Bogus calls
Final Pot: 13 BB
GambleGamble shows 4 4
(two pair, Kings and Fours)
GambleGamble wins 13 BB
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Pre Flop: (1.5 SB)
Obviously.Bogus raises, GambleGamble 3-bets, Obviously.Bogus caps!, GambleGamble calls
Flop: (8 SB) 8
7 9 (2 players)GambleGamble checks, Obviously.Bogus bets, GambleGamble raises, Obviously.Bogus 3-bets, GambleGamble calls
Turn: (7 BB) K
(2 players)GambleGamble checks, Obviously.Bogus bets, GambleGamble calls
River: (9 BB) K
(2 players)GambleGamble checks, Obviously.Bogus bets, GambleGamble raises, Obviously.Bogus calls
Final Pot: 13 BB
GambleGamble shows 4
4 (two pair, Kings and Fours)GambleGamble wins 13 BB
10-02-2010
, 11:38 PM
10-03-2010
, 12:53 PM
You each decided that the other person's hand values didn't converge.
GG forgets on the flop that no hand in your capping range folds, except maybe KQ. He's building a huge pot which will force him to call down, which he was planning on doing any way.
On the river, you're bluffing? You get value out of AT and A6. Would he call with KX? You've big spades blocked pretty well. He's nuts to raise because all he beats are bluffs which can't call. Given how the match went, I don't think you fold anything he beats. Then, you make the b/c, I guess figuring he has spew bluffs in his range and has forgotten that you're never folding. Both of you put in two big bets on the river in a spot that should have checked through.
Since neither of you guys play a lot of HUHU (I think), the lines look strange. Many HU players work hard to avoid turning showdown hands into bluffs or to not bias their opponent's ranges to "hands that beat mine". Given that you make the A high b/c on the river and he spews that much with an underpair, maybe the hand is normal.
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This hand makes me think back to my match where I'm value betting top and 2nd pair and he's not raising me with two pair. I'm kicking myself for "thin value betting" hands that are big dogs to the range of hands he was actually calling with. Every match is different. You see a lot of issues posting hands on the HU forum b/c it is hard to capture the flow of a match in the posts.
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Funny aside, here's how to get your money in on the flop with the best hand.
Text results appended to pokerstove.txt
990 games 0.005 secs 198,000 games/sec
Board: 9s 8s 7c
Dead:
equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 64.747% 63.84% 00.91% 632 9.00 { AsJs }
Hand 1: 35.253% 34.34% 00.91% 340 9.00 { 4c4h }
as almost a 2:1 dog.
GG forgets on the flop that no hand in your capping range folds, except maybe KQ. He's building a huge pot which will force him to call down, which he was planning on doing any way.
On the river, you're bluffing? You get value out of AT and A6. Would he call with K
X? You've big spades blocked pretty well. He's nuts to raise because all he beats are bluffs which can't call. Given how the match went, I don't think you fold anything he beats. Then, you make the b/c, I guess figuring he has spew bluffs in his range and has forgotten that you're never folding. Both of you put in two big bets on the river in a spot that should have checked through.Since neither of you guys play a lot of HUHU (I think), the lines look strange. Many HU players work hard to avoid turning showdown hands into bluffs or to not bias their opponent's ranges to "hands that beat mine". Given that you make the A high b/c on the river and he spews that much with an underpair, maybe the hand is normal.
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This hand makes me think back to my match where I'm value betting top and 2nd pair and he's not raising me with two pair. I'm kicking myself for "thin value betting" hands that are big dogs to the range of hands he was actually calling with. Every match is different. You see a lot of issues posting hands on the HU forum b/c it is hard to capture the flow of a match in the posts.
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Funny aside, here's how to get your money in on the flop with the best hand.
Text results appended to pokerstove.txt
990 games 0.005 secs 198,000 games/sec
Board: 9s 8s 7c
Dead:
equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 64.747% 63.84% 00.91% 632 9.00 { AsJs }
Hand 1: 35.253% 34.34% 00.91% 340 9.00 { 4c4h }
as almost a 2:1 dog.
Last edited by DougL; 10-03-2010 at 01:01 PM.
10-03-2010
, 01:27 PM
10-03-2010
, 01:30 PM
10-03-2010
, 01:42 PM
how the **** do you join aim rooms 
10-03-2010
, 01:52 PM
nobody knows, it's like a big american conspiracy
10-03-2010
, 02:15 PM
GG Xylo, he just toyed with me 
10-03-2010
, 02:44 PM
lol, you missed a chance for another $5 
10-03-2010
, 02:45 PM
not from me he didn;t
10-03-2010
, 03:58 PM
10-03-2010
, 05:06 PM
10-03-2010
, 06:01 PM
Missed it.
Yay Spacebat
Yay Spacebat
10-03-2010
, 07:43 PM
Quote:
Funny aside, here's how to get your money in on the flop with the best hand.
Text results appended to pokerstove.txt
990 games 0.005 secs 198,000 games/sec
Board: 9s 8s 7c
Dead:
equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 64.747% 63.84% 00.91% 632 9.00 { AsJs }
Hand 1: 35.253% 34.34% 00.91% 340 9.00 { 4c4h }
as almost a 2:1 dog.
Funny aside, here's how to get your money in on the flop with the best hand.
Text results appended to pokerstove.txt
990 games 0.005 secs 198,000 games/sec
Board: 9s 8s 7c
Dead:
equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 64.747% 63.84% 00.91% 632 9.00 { AsJs }
Hand 1: 35.253% 34.34% 00.91% 340 9.00 { 4c4h }
as almost a 2:1 dog.
However badly I played it, at least I was a fav at one point
