~100 hands in at this point, lots of aggressiveness & bluffing/bluff catching on both sides...

Hand ID 137691263
NL $25 Texas Hold'em (No Limit) - 15:56:00 01/06/2008 ET
Table 'Sailboats (1-on-1)', 2 seats max, Real money
Seat 1 is the button. Small Blind $0.10, Big Blind $0.25
Seat 1 (playing) : Small Blind, $31.80
Seat 2 (playing) : Big Blind, $48.85
Small Blind: Small Blind ($0.10)
Big Blind: Big Blind ($0.25)

** Dealing Down Cards **

Small Blind: Raise $1
Big Blind: Raise $3.50
Small Blind: Call $2.50

** Dealing Flop **
Community cards: [6, 4, 2]
Big Blind: Bet $3
Small Blind: Call $3

** Dealing Turn **
Community cards: [7]
Big Blind: Check
Small Blind: Bet $7
Big Blind: Call $7

** Dealing River **
Community cards: [7]
Big Blind: Check
Small Blind: Bet $18
Big Blind: Call $18

** Showdown **
Main pot $62, Rake $1

They are both idiots for playing on a site with $25NL HU and a $1 rake cap.

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75% RB, friend.

What site is it imo?

Also the hand was played abysmally by both players. In general, getting into raised pots oop with axo is a horrible idea which will never show a profit, getting into rr pots is even worse and you're pretty much going to lose money no matter what in hands that go to the flop. Bluffing 3 streets with kto on this board with few clean outs and being deep is also pretty bad, I mean I guess I can understand barrelling 2 streets but what the hell are you going to move him off of if he called 2 streets already and there is absolutely nothing you can represent. I guess bb played it "worse" though as he c/ced 3 streets with a3 high in a rr pot, at least sb had some fold equity (or something resembling it).

WPX - pretty low volume, but the rakeback is sweet. Plus, waiting to get action at the HU makes you feel like a bad ass.


BB had 3bet the A3o preflop & actually led the flop (not c/c). SB floated the flop and couldn't give up the aggression on the river. Pretty spewy on both sides, imo.