albertoflamingo
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These refs are so gross.
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Go to hell dook.
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If you go on ftp's website you can see some sexy modeling pics of cardrunner pros.http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/cardrunners
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lol 2+2 NVG is your friendFull Tilt Poker Game #5729739424: Table Pantheon (6 max) - $200/$400 - Pot Limit Omaha Hi - 21:12:58 ET - 2008/03/21Seat 1: David Benyamine ($154,355.50)Seat 2: Brian Hastings ($152,246)Seat 3: DaFool ($16,000)Seat 5: slaktarn ($9,600)Seat 6: FinddaGrind ($78,341.50)slaktarn posts the small blind of $200FinddaGrind posts the big blind of $400The button is in seat #3*** HOLE CARDS ***David Benyamine raises to $800Brian Hastings raises to $3,000DaFool foldsslaktarn foldsFinddaGrind has 15 seconds left to actFinddaGrind raises to $10,000David Benyamine has 15 seconds left to actDavid Benyamine calls $9,200Brian Hastings calls $7,000*** FLOP *** [7s 5c Jc]FinddaGrind has 15 seconds left to actFinddaGrind bets $30,200David Benyamine raises to $120,800Brian Hastings has 15 seconds left to actBrian Hastings has requested TIMEBrian Hastings raises to $142,246, and is all inFinddaGrind has 15 seconds left to actFinddaGrind has requested TIMEFinddaGrind calls $38,141.50, and is all inDavid Benyamine calls $21,446Brian Hastings shows [9c 8s 5d 7c]FinddaGrind shows [Qd 2d Qs As]David Benyamine shows [Qh Jd 7d Ks]*** TURN *** [7s 5c Jc] [Td]*** RIVER *** [7s 5c Jc Td] [6d]Brian Hastings shows a straight, Jack highDavid Benyamine shows two pair, Jacks and SevensBrian Hastings wins the side pot ($147,809) with a straight, Jack highFinddaGrind shows a pair of QueensBrian Hastings wins the main pot ($235,222.50) with a straight, Jack highFinddaGrind is sitting out*** SUMMARY ***Total pot $383,033.50 Main pot $235,224.50. Side pot $147,809. | Rake $2Board: [7s 5c Jc Td 6d]Seat 1: David Benyamine showed [Qh Jd 7d Ks] and lost with two pair, Jacks and SevensSeat 2: Brian Hastings showed [9c 8s 5d 7c] and won ($383,031.50) with a straight, Jack highSeat 3: DaFool (button) didn't bet (folded)Seat 5: slaktarn (small blind) folded before the FlopSeat 6: FinddaGrind (big blind) showed [Qd 2d Qs As] and lost with a pair of Queens
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Oh well. Gl Allllll
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I'd love a steak. don't meet the post requirements but just went busto on FTP. albertoflaming0
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What a game.Greg Paulus, how do you like Danny Green's nuts?
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Haha it ended up lasting about an hour. Nut straight<Nut Flush, A4<KJ aipf, made straight<two pair all in on the turn, etc. He ended up getting past the max buy in so I bought in max and won it back. Hmm, poker tracker says he started with $13, I won .50 from the session, and there was $7 in rake, I'm not really sure where the rest went, oh well. He had so many timing tells it was ridiculous. I suck but he sucked a lot harder. I should stop tilting and playing HU though.Not likely that there was 29BB's worth of rake if you were owning him that hard. -
Yay I like going on monkey tilt and playing out of my bankroll at .25/.50 hu against a 30 bb short stacker and owning him and being up 1 bb after rake. Yay rake, too bad I'm still a donkey at HU
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Maybe this is result oriented thinking, but since two people called on the flop shouldn't I put somebody on some sort of draw?You can't check/call the river in position, you fish.Standard/easy bet given how much we have left relative to the pot size. -
I'm betting like 1.10 into a 1.35 pot (including rake), how much more do I bet?
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Sorry seems like the white font didn't work cause i'm using a proxy.You'll get a lot better advice if you don't show results. Knowing the results, it's easy to say check behind on the river because you have to think about what he would be check calling all the way with other than a draw. Still a cooler though. -
My first post in this thread is not a happy one.Should I just slow down when the club comes or is this just a cooler? ETA: Villain is 36/6 over ~40 hands, I'm 13/10Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $0.10 BB (6 handed) Full-Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver Cards)BB ($10.65)UTG ($9.90)MP ($9.20)Hero ($9.70)Button ($21.40)SB ($12.95)Preflop: Hero is CO with
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. UTG calls $0.10, MP calls $0.10, Hero raises to $0.45, 3 folds, UTG calls $0.35, MP calls $0.35.Flop: ($1.50) 
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(3 players)UTG checks, MP checks, Hero bets $1.1, UTG calls $1.10, MP calls $1.10.Turn: ($4.80) 
(3 players)UTG checks, MP checks, Hero bets $3.5, UTG calls $3.50, MP folds.River: ($11.80) 
(2 players)UTG checks, Hero bets $4.65 (All-In), UTG calls $4.65.Final Pot: $21.10Results in white below: UTG has Ac 6c (flush, ace high). Hero has Ks Kd (three of a kind, kings). -
Search Realtime HUD on 2+2 and that has this feature as well and is free.This feature alone makes HUD far superior. I'll run HUD without PT just so I never have to click a HH. p.s. IMO
Another difference between Pokerace and Gametime is that Gametime only works for cash and not SNGs and tourneys but I would just recommend getting Realtime. free>$25
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Kinggggggg ftw
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[ ] email worked[X] Micro stakes grinder they don't care about.
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Funny how they thought that this would be their year. Total waste of talent.NC State has no heart. -
That was my thinking. Usually in these situations, I seem to find myself way behind AA KK or flipping with other pocket pairs because lower stakes players don't really 3bet too light. I folded, guess it's kinda nitty but calling a shove with AK doesn't usually seem to work out.Maybe its buyin dependent but my read on the push is that Im behind on a coinflip or dominated, Im not dominating anything. With what is probably the top stack on the table I can find a fold here. -
Full Tilt (7 handed) Full-Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)Preflop: Hero is SB with K
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At least they planned it this time.
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Ty. I'm goin to make this thread a regular visit.The good stuff is all spread out unfortunately. I think the beginning is good when we were all doing the challenge so to speak. If you're learning cash games and looking for strat info, my biggest piece of advice is to NOT raise for information, but raise to build big pots when you have big hands. Outside of that, just read along and you'll get lots of good info as people post in this thread.Mark -
Ok so I basically tried reading this thread but 50 pages later I realized it wasn't going to happen. I'm trying to grind some micro limit cash so I was wondering if anybody could point me towards the valuable info in this thread. Thanks, looking forward to the flames.
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Oops, forgot to add that I shoved turn. I guess the general consensus is to just shovel the flop.Villain turned over AKo and didn't get there. Guess I need to be more aggressive on the flop. -
I'm a cash game donk and sorry for hijacking the thread, and I guess obv 4-betting AK is standard but what's the reasoning behind this? We're ahead of all aces, a flip with everything else, and only really really behind AA?And fold equity? Playing AK aggressively preflop seems to get me in trouble4-bet pf, get all in on flop is standard here I think.Seeing as you didn't do that I think you need to raise bigger on the flop.If he had actually bet out a normal amount on the flop I think just calling is right, because against a player with any level of competence they aren't going to call a raise but may fire again with worse Ks and other hands.
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