IAGTTAYM

Yeah, it was probably a little bit spewy. You have to 4 bet bluff there like 25% of the time to make it ok, but that's pushing it GL

TT<AA CO BTN 60bb. Take care of it Poppy

Opps, AJ<AK. Down to 6.4kEDIT: Back up to 18k. QQ>AK

Lol, I got 4bet bluffed 45bb deep BTN vs SB, folded to my shove. 12.5k now.EDIT: Oh hello Poppy

7.5k at break, after a winning KTs against AKo.

PokerStars Game #32402675644: Tournament #200909001, $200+$15 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level VI (40/80) - 2009/09/03 22:39:34 CET [2009/09/03 16:39:34 ET]Table '200909001 670' 6-max Seat #6 is the buttonSeat 1: Allanon85 (4770 in chips) Seat 2: IAGTTAYM (4105 in chips) Seat 3: supercomete (10540 in chips) Seat 4: ZERNOWSKI (3725 in chips) Seat 5: subpar67 (15474 in chips) Seat 6: DarthFisumus (8380 in chips) Allanon85: posts small blind 40IAGTTAYM: posts big blind 80*** HOLE CARDS ***Dealt to IAGTTAYM [Js 9s]supercomete: calls 80ZERNOWSKI: folds subpar67: calls 80DarthFisumus: calls 80Allanon85:

Another gem:PokerStars Game #32400478762: Tournament #200909001, $200+$15 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level IV (25/50) - 2009/09/03 21:50:16 CET [2009/09/03 15:50:16 ET]Table '200909001 670' 6-max Seat #3 is the buttonSeat 1: Allanon85 (3150 in chips) Seat 2: IAGTTAYM (6290 in chips) Seat 3: supercomete (7980 in chips) Seat 4: tbac1 (3845 in chips) Seat 5: kayne-hi (3985 in chips) Seat 6: DarthFisumus (4750 in chips) tbac1: posts small blind 25kayne-hi: posts big blind 50*** HOLE CARDS ***Dealt to IAGTTAYM [6d Ac]DarthFisumus: calls 50Allanon85: folds IAGTTAYM: folds supercomete: folds tbac1: calls

This is pretty hysterical, or is the "call flop, check back turn and shove the river for 50x pot" standard tournament lines?

No one at my table has a clue how to play poker, sweet!

In and GL everyone.

Get position on the super loose player and play a ton of pots in position vs him. If he calls alot of 3 bets oop, then 3 bet him until the end of time.

I've never played live, but I think villain is more likely to bluff flop/turn then the river, so I would fold to the river bet as played.

Call turn, as played I think I'd check back the river.

Bet bigger on flop and turn. I cant see the river card for some reason, but if I check I can't see myself folding for $25 on just about any card so call.

Depends on how good you are compared to your opponents.

EDIT: Never mind.

Stack sizes matters here, but it's between C/F and B/F.

If blinds are not squeeze happy then I look him up with more confidence. I mean, he is pretty much repping a weird slowplay with turn raise and the river bet. Ha, the sn has multiple meanings, and you just added another one!

Is the blinds squeeze happy?Would bet bigger on flop/turn but w/e. Turn line I like, sometimes I c/c or bet/3-bet, but I'd like to have a good idea about his adjustments before c/c. His river bet is strange, especially his size. I think I'd be inclined to look him up and make a note.

I probably ship preflop, though their might be some merit to making a normal 3x RR. As played call the 4-bet.

I'd say that people don't stack of as light as they do in 6-max and they generally have stronger ranges. Pretty basic stuff.I'd also go out on a limb and say that FR players doesn't hand read as well as 6-max players, so you shouldn't try and make some fancy bluff when he is snapping you with the 3rd nut straight, after the board paired on the river and the flush came in (I'm probably a retarded spewmonkey, because I've tried it too many times...)

Well, I think some good players needs to set the tone and post some cool/interesting hands that could generate good discussion(s), and hopefully it will make for some kind of snowball effect.

If you play on FTP, get some datamining software, it's totally worth it. I usually play on Stars so it doesn't help me, but I try to look for 1/2 stacks or non regs with big stacks.

I would c-bet this board almost every time. If I'm checking I'm looking for the c/r. As played I think betting out on the turn is kinda cool, but I would be surprised to get much action unless somebody else has a flush.

I wouldn't open limp and it would depend on the table if I would open or fold it preflop. On the flop I guess I'd just bet out, but if you have some kind of read that UTG+3 or CO will take a shot at the pot a good % of the time, I guess c/c is ok. Turn is pretty standard as played.The river is somewhat interesting, I don't think I'd lead unless he is somewhat of an station or very suspicious of you (Prolly not the case since you haven't palyed a hand yet). I don't know if there is a ton of value in c/r as there is very little chance he has two pair (J9s maybe?), and again, he prolly hasn't got