I'd say 90% of the people who said I played bad have no clue what they are talking about and are just following the crowd. I admit, i could have done certain things more optimally, but just because i didn't take an optimal line doesn't mean i played bad. So yeah you can say "sizing this", "different line" that, but really when I have a hand I know I'm gonna get it in, I find most times its not really important how it happens in that if the villain is in his stackoff range its gonna happen whether both players like it or not.

Did i take the best line every hand?
Probably not on all.

Did I play bad?
Anyone who thinks so knows nothing about poker.

And anyone who thinks playing for stacks 17 times and losing 15 of them in 2 hours is standard obviously knows nothing about poker either. And anyone who thinks they could have gotten away from the hand or could have played the hand to get more value is kidding themselves. bottom line, I got it in with hands that could have gotten stacks from plenty of worse hands and either ran into the top of their range of was sucked out on.

1) Your play in the 2nd hand, the one with the set of 4's, is the most awful thing I've ever seen in my life. Your line is utterly horrendous.

2) Why are you 5-betting all in preflop for 114xBB with JJ? Do you think it's a good play just because he happened to turn over TT and suckout, allowing you to post that you're miserable about it? How often could you possibly be in good shape here?

3) The cold-call of the 96xBB shove with just a flush draw in a pot where you have 3.5xBB invested is epic.

Looks like you tilted a bit but it's understandable, ul op, take some time off and forget about it.

1) My only mistake on the 4s was not shipping turn. To be honest I don't know why I didn't, but I wouldn't call it horrendous but definitely not optimal. I mean if i ship the person behind almost always folds so I do lose some value from shipping, so its bad but not a complete blunder by flatting. You do understand that poker is a game of getting value right?

2) getting in with JJ pre Blind versus blind is standard imo. I think you are under the assumption that jacks are in my stackoff range pre in any spot, maybe you didn't notice the position. Do you understand position at all? Also, you do understand that bvb people are on wider ranges?

3) At first I as about to fold but then i realized that there was like almost $100 in the pot, and I only had like $50 behind giving me the 2 to 1 I need to chase my 37% flush, not including there were 2 people left to act who might have gave me killer odds. I mean it passed my mind he might have had a flush draw, but I'd be lying to say that was the hand I was 100% he had. Either way though I did have the odds. Do you understand odds right? Like you were aware that there was other money in the pot correct?

Just a general question, have you played poker before?

Tilted????? I mean I made some light plays based on my reads but I wouldn't call it tilt. I think I see more poker savvy post in the beginners forum.

Lol, go get some fresh air or something.

Okay obviously I'm still not over it lol. Gonna take your advice and get some air, go work out. Out of curiosity, what play makes you think I tilted. Only one I could think of is that hand where I called his shove with just an pair of aces-ten kicker when flop came all spades. In that hand though I knew the villain was a spew.

This post is completely comical and entirely designed to attempt to make yourself feel better due to my (correct) berating of your utterly miserable play. If you're so all-knowing about the game, it's rather unlikely that you'd make this cringe-worthy post to begin with. Go back to mom and dads basement.

why do people think its necessary to quote the ENTIRE POST to give a two worded comment?

Oh please you pretending to know what you are talking about is comically. And I believe I acknowledged my mistake of not shipping turn on the set of 4's hand. You are the one ignoring the fact that you are clueless as to how to play bvb and clueless when it comes to knowing your odds to draw to a flush. Go flame a $1 DON player, you are obviously out of your league here.

This.

Op played bad..

graphs or it didnt happen,

SN?, SITE

im not understanding why your mad

1) In addition to not shipping the turn, you also failed to raise the flop, and you idiotically slowplayed in order to call it off on the river, which was essentially the worst possible card for your hand. What are you beating on the river? After the flop and turn, what do you put them on? Spade draws and 75 are all there, not to mention what actually did beat you. Ironically, in between urinating into water jugs you comment on "value" to me, despite having lost it on the flop and turn by calling down, and sending in most of your stack on the river when you were behind. Where's the value, champ?

2) Wonderful that it was BvB. You still 5-bet all in for over a full buy in with a hand guaranteed to have poor equity. Really think he's going to often jump out the window here with 88 or ATs?

3) You're incompetent. Must be rough massively levelling yourself. The pot doesn't have $100 in it. The guy didn't bet $72.10 as far as your pot is concerned, you're only playing for $48.25 of that if you call. Ergo, the pot to you is $11+$7.50+$7.50+$48.25, or $74.25, and you have to call $48.25. This is not 2-1. On a completely unrelated note, they're offering bags of FAIL half price down the block from you.

Me: AA
Moran: 9-7o

All in preflop

Flop: 6-8-10

I don't mind rigged sites like Pokerstars but make it less obvious please.

Ops graph http://www.**********************/st...h/wizard0f0dd5,
Lot of volume not much winnings, should be used to these swings.

Did finish 7th in a Sunday million donkfest before.

1) I don't think raising flop is always necessary when you have position on the original raiser with a set. Turn comes I should have shoved. When river comes spade I'm more worried about the CO hitting a flush as I'm still either crushed by the initial raiser's QQ or crushing his AA/KK. He raised UTG so I doubt hes on a flush range. Keep in mind I"m up against a UTG's raising range not a random range. Raising flop isn't mandatory unless you are the kind of player who likes winning small pots.

2) if you don't understand why JJ is a easy stackoff bvb than you are clueless. Also its not just about the hands hes calling, its also the hands hes folding that have equity against me, particularly AQ, KQ.

3) Okay I didn't give exact numbers but do the math, I'm not getting terrible odds. Even if its -ev, if one of the other two players calls. Keep in mind i'm playing a lot of tables so I don't have time to bust out the calculate. But just by glancing i'm pretty sure i'm getting close to 37% even with no callers behind. you do understand odds do you?

I'm quite certain I understand them considerably better than you, as evidenced by my breakdown of your hands, and the fact that you're the one posting insanely miserable stackoffs as evidence of a doomsday switch.

7th Place – Wizard0f0dd5 - $23,614.50

Not a bad payout for someone playing .25/.50

Careful, op is so good he makes videos telling people how to make a living.....
you need to watch this its pretty funny.

Donk lucks out in the Sunday million, donk thinks hes a pro.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGeSBvUyHmk

Not sure what my sick finish has anything to do with this but okay....

you clearly are not better than the average 10nl player. Secondly, I was mainly posting these beats just because I was frustrated how closely they were together. I've taken much worse beats than this, just never so many in such a short period of time.

I just think its funny, you finish in a luckfest and think youre a pro....

Your other profile on 2+2 is all about trying to advertise yourself as a pro who makes a living playing poker..

Youre cash games results are certainly not pro material.

haha excellent