shinzilla

Move down or you're going to bust.

http://www.cardrunners.com/members/replaye...ession_id=49663Tear me apart. I know the first 77 hand is terrible... I don't know what I was thinking.

Play on some deep tables on FTP.

$1/2 NLEffective Stacks: 100 bbI’m on the button with A4s with one limper in the pot. I open to $9. Lag SB 3-bets to $30. Everyone folds to me. Is a 2.5x 4-bet profitable here? Do I have to call a shove?Amount in pot before 4-bet = $434-bet amount = $75Lag shoving range = TT+, AQs+, AQo+If lag shoves, I have to call $125 to win $279Pot odds: 2.232 to 1Actual odds: 2.240 to 1, so fold! Pot odds < Actual odds, so have to fold to a 4-bet!amount in pot (fold equity) + (-our raise)(villain shoves over our 4-bet and we fold)43x - 66(1-x)>043x-66+66x>0109x>66x>.6055What does villain's

The CR hand replayer is really good. I've posted a few of my sessions using it. In other news, guess whose roll just broke 10k?

lol MT, you are wrong for the 9832098531th time for the reason Sheiky stated above.

Instafold both hands.

You got to love it when you get to write in some opponent's player notes that they open farrelled to you.

Brutal hand, dude. That's so gross.I'm so annoyed... but not really. I just had my biggest win at 1/2 but I forgot to turn my external on so none of it got recorded to my PT! Now my stats are going to be wrong, dammit. I have a higher bb/100 than it's got recorded! There was this fish at the table who played 90/0/2, no joke. He dropped a little over 1k at the table! Holy crap. Ty for the fish.

He had pocket 88 lol

Thanks for pointing out the missing stack sizes; I just edited the post to show the stack sizes.

Ultimate BetNo Limit Holdem Ring gameBlinds: $1./$2.6 playersConverterStack sizes:UTG: $554.25Hero: $243CO: $157.20Button: $201SB: $263.50BB: $206.70Pre-flop: (6 players) Hero is UTG+1 with 3 A UTG folds, Hero raises to $7, CO calls, 3 folds.Flop: 5 2 2 ($17, 2 players)Hero bets $12, CO raises to $24, Hero raises to $99, CO raises all-in $150.2, Hero calls.Turn: 4 ($317.4, 1 player + 1 all-in - Main pot: $317.4)River: 5 ($317.4, 1 player + 1 all-in - Main pot: $317.4)Results:Final pot: $317.4*******haha this hand put the guy on super tilt:AbuSalt44: uwtfAbuSalt44: ae you a donkeyAbuSal

Villain is 24/12/1 with a turn aggression of 3.50 and a river aggression of 4. The original raiser was a 24/14/1. I've been playing very aggressive in this game, running at about 29/27/9. We're about 50 hands in or so. Only significant hand between villain and me involved me raising UTG with AK, him calling with 88's, me c-betting a Q-hi flop and him calling, and us checking the rest of the way down. Anyway, here's the hand in question. Table Reunion (6 max) - $1/$2 - No Limit Hold'em - 22:22:41 ET - 2008/05/24Seat 1: VILLAIN ($198.25)Seat 4: HERO ($307.70)Full Tilt PokerNo Limit Holdem Ring g

haha and I'm down 10x that, wtf shoot me

At least the Spurs are doing well?

Wow, I'm playing terrible poker. I've dropped 1.5k in the last 24 hours and probably should've lost more. I don't know what happened, but at some point last night, I started playing horrible poker, making ridiculous calls and such. Dropping back to .5/1 now to rebuild my confidence/fix my game up...

lol way too rub it in with the picture, but you're right. I hadn't thought about that line, as a b/3b bluff line on the river is one that I don't think I've ever incorporated into my game. But you're absolutely correct. Good analysis. Shows how much progress I need to make before I start playing Cobalt stakes.

Shoving is terrible, as I doubt we'd ever get a worse hand to call. His line screams flush to me, but getting the pot odds that we are, I think a call is +EV. I think the probability of villain having a FH is very low, as a set or two pair would have raised the flop for value/protection against the flush draw. He could be playing trips he picked up on the turn very weird and we might be chopping for the straight, so call. Also, the statement that AK and KJ are essentially the same hand here is wrong, as KJ beats the trip 10's that villain can be turning into bluffs.

Splitting a CR account probably isn't a good idea. My friend let me use his to download videos for a while but they caught him and gave him a warning. Shelling out the $250 or so bucks for 6-months is so worth it. I highly recommend it.

I know, you're right. I was super tilted by this guy. Should I have just folded the turn or called it? I just don't know what he's repping there besides a two pair or flopped flush played really tricky.

Biggest pot I ever lost happened ten minutes ago: http://www.pokerhand.org/?2605042The guy was so bad! He consistently donkbet pot turn with air, ran at 81/54/1.55, but with a river aggression of 10. At the beginning of the session, he made four BI off of me and then I crawled back to the point where the above hand happened. WTF FISH, SO TILTEDDid I mention how I'm 7.5 BI below expectation today? I know, BBFIDTS. But wow. SO frustrating.

So I started playing poker again for the first time in a month. Feels so good to be playing again! I'm up a little less than a grand since last night... HU is awesome. Although in one hand with deep stacks, I made a hero call for 2x the pot on the river and ran into a FH (thought it was a busted flush). Oops! How's life, everyone?

You should've made a forward or future contract when you first deposited!

Me too.

Yeah, a call is definitely a +EV play in this spot. You played this fine... very strange play on his part.