Friday 16 July 2010

Today Results



I promised the results of the day's 4 sessions, and I *think* I remembered how to play again. All it took was insta dropping $6k since Sunday, and then peppering my entire screen with post-it notes "do's" and "don'ts".

I've still got a little way to go, I thought I was just about there until this hand in the last session:

$1/$2 No Limit Holdem • 5 Players

Generated by weaktight.com.

UTGTHE SICKO$200
COBMOREG$494.45
BTNGFUNG$175
SBMJDADDY$105.40
BBHero$200
  • Pre-Flop ($3, 5 players)Hero is BB
  • s9 s7
THE SICKO raises to $7, BMOREG calls $7, 2 folds, Hero calls $5
  • Flop ($22, 3 players)
  • sA d8 s6
Hero bets $14, THE SICKO folds, BMOREG raises to $28, Hero raises to $68, BMOREG calls $40
  • Turn ($158, 2 players)
  • c8
Hero bets $125, BMOREG calls $125
  • River ($408, 2 players)
  • dT
  • Final Pot: $408
  • Hero shows
  • s9s7
  • BMOREG shows
  • sKs8
  • Hero wins $404.50 (net +$204.50)
  • THE SICKO lost $7
  • BMOREG lost $200


The flop I don't mind obviously, I think flatting is more optimal when IP, but OOP I have to negate the positional advantage and look to get it in there and then. Once he flats the 3bet though I'm in god awful shape and the 'fuck it arrrr in' shove had me feeling pretty ashamed........ I guess he might fold a raw higher flush draw, but still on that particular card I need to be looking to make a somewhat classy check fold.

In more positive news, I'm reading hands left right and centre..... it's basically a mindset thing for me, it needs no tilt and constant concentration on the 3 aspects of hand reading I outlined a few blogs ago. I've made some pretty big calls and big folds on the back of the PF assumptions, the betsizing of the opponent, and my perceived range:


Big Call:

$1/$2 No Limit Holdem • 6 Players

Generated by weaktight.com.

UTGDUBKINGER420$14.30
UTG+1SP1DERR$228.80
COFRANKIEBABS$217.20
BTNPAMPAMMAKE$433.80
SBHero$200
BBBENKNACKAN$210
  • Pre-Flop ($3, 6 players)Hero is SB
  • hA dQ
2 folds, FRANKIEBABS raises to $6, 1 fold, Hero raises to $20, 1 fold, FRANKIEBABS calls $14
  • Flop ($42, 2 players)
  • h4 c5 cT
Hero checks, FRANKIEBABS checks
  • Turn ($42, 2 players)
  • d3
Hero checks, FRANKIEBABS bets $25, Hero calls $25
  • River ($92, 2 players)
  • d8
Hero checks, FRANKIEBABS bets $166, Hero calls $155
  • Final Pot: $413
  • Hero shows
  • hAdQ
  • FRANKIEBABS shows
  • h7hK
  • Hero wins $398.50 (net +$198.50)
  • FRANKIEBABS collects $11 (net -$200)




Big Fold: (by my standards anyway)

$1/$2 No Limit Holdem • 6 Players

Generated by weaktight.com.

UTGPEEDY69$200
UTG+1ARSENIK666$275.10
COKOOOX$506.70
BTNFISHFAN36$129.80
SBUNCR3ATIVE$523.55
BBHero$245.05
  • Pre-Flop ($3, 6 players)Hero is BB
  • cJ sJ
PEEDY69 raises to $7, 3 folds, UNCR3ATIVE calls $6, Hero raises to $30, PEEDY69 calls $23, UNCR3ATIVE calls $23
  • Flop ($90, 3 players)
  • cQ c8 dQ
UNCR3ATIVE checks, Hero checks, PEEDY69 bets $36, UNCR3ATIVE folds, Hero calls $36
  • Turn ($162, 2 players)
  • hQ
Hero checks, PEEDY69 bets $52, Hero folds
  • Final Pot: $214
  • PEEDY69 wins $210.50 (net +$92.50)
  • UNCR3ATIVE lost $30
  • Hero lost $66


I've still another ~13k hands (or $3070) to go before I hit midstakes again.

dan

3 comments:

Noel said...

I take it wJJ you looked at his name and decided to fold? Please explain thought process.

BTW that Frankiebabs is so LOL. Guy was running 15/13 for longest time and now he is bat shit. Guess he watched a few too many Grog vids himself.

Chris said...

Folding JJ there is ridiculous to me. You have put in 1/3 of your stack. He can be both bluffing and value betting worse. Not to mention the pot is huge. Again folding there is ridiculous to me.

grog said...

It's not ridiculous at all, no AP reg is value betting TT there flop and turn 3way--- none. As for putting in 1/3, that's fine as 1/3 is the cut off point. Had he shoved, then betsize wise I probably call, but again $52 into $162 with a street left to play is an amount committing my entire stack for a lesser reward, and it comes down to quality of the opponent, he's not good enough to bluff this small.