Set him up like a dog
Not much to post about lately but here's a fun hand from tonight's $.5k freeroll that was fun
***** Hand history for game #17300612 *****
Tournament #2778956 - Level 9
Blinds 75/150 NL Hold'em - 9 Max - 2019/10/13 - 22:41:09
Table 17
Seat 9 is the button
Total number of players: 9
Seat 1: Wood ( 845 )
Seat 2: john887 ( 1310 )
Seat 3: AAKKJJ999 ( 1345 )
Seat 4: hero ( 5065 )
Seat 5: awest02119 ( 475 )
Seat 6: villain ( 3723 )
Seat 7: 97STEVE411 ( 5107 )
Seat 8: WHYWORK ( 5210 )
Seat 9: Chiefs5674 ( 975 )
Wood: posts ante [20]
john887: posts ante [20]
AAKKJJ999: posts ante [20]
hero: posts ante [20]
awest02119: posts ante [20]
villain: posts ante [20]
97STEVE411: posts ante [20]
WHYWORK: posts ante [20]
Chiefs5674: posts ante [20]
Wood: posts small blind [75]
john887: posts big blind [150]
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to hero [ K♠, K♦ ]
AAKKJJ999 folds
hero raises [450]
awest02119 folds
villain calls [450]
97STEVE411 folds
WHYWORK folds
Chiefs5674 folds
Wood folds
john887 folds
** Dealing Flop ** [ 2♥, 8♣, 8♠ ]
hero checks
villain checks
** Dealing Turn ** [ 8♥ ]
hero checks
villain: bets [1305]
hero calls [1305]
** Dealing River ** [ 4♦ ]
hero checks
villain: bets [1948]
hero calls [1948]
villain shows [ T♦, Q♦ ] three of a kind, eights
hero shows [ K♠, K♦ ] a full house, aces full of kings
hero wins 7811 from main pot with a full house, aces full of kings
I like to check in these spots a lot. Classic WA/WB situation. May as well give my opponent a chance to take the initiative. He doesn't on the flop but the turn comes an awesome card. I suppose I could bet here and get called a lot of the time (any pocket pair, Ax hands) but I want to give him one more chance to stab at it. He obliges. The pot sized bet just screams that he is weak here. Way too big of a bet for that situation. If he thinks I have an Ax type of hand he should be betting less to suck me in. So it really looks like he's trying to push me out of this pot. I flat and on the river I just don't see him giving up at the pot with less than 2k left in his stack. But if he has a complete dogshit hand he can't call if I put him in. So check-snap is the line and we are more than good.
Still playing. Up over 11k now and 4th in chips after winning a sizeable pot with JJ.But still over 100 left and we're a ways away from the money. I'll update later.
Update: Finished 10th. Pretty much folded my way into the money from that point, it went fast and I didn't get many hands to speak of. Got down to 8k with blinds 1250/2500 then started to get a few shoves through and built my stack back up from the danger zone. But then had to shove JT and ran into AJ. T on the river saved me from elimination. 15 left at that point and we had a few more eliminations and I see my stack continue to be anted down. 2nd shortest stack at this point and got first in vig so have to go with this one:
***** Hand history for game #17301922 *****
Tournament #2778956 - Level 27
Blinds 3000/6000 NL Hold'em - 9 Max - 2019/10/14 - 00:24:25
Table 1
Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players: 5
Seat 1: littlemoney ( 20018 )
Seat 2: TheChizzler ( 88494 )
Seat 5: MrKing ( 47157 )
Seat 6: hero ( 25593 )
Seat 7: dank_lover ( 82458 )
littlemoney: posts ante [750]
TheChizzler: posts ante [750]
MrKing: posts ante [750]
hero: posts ante [750]
dank_lover: posts ante [750]
MrKing: posts big blind [6000]
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to hero [ T♠, K♣ ]
hero raises [24843]
dank_lover calls [24843]
littlemoney calls [19268]
TheChizzler folds
MrKing raises [40407]
dank_lover calls [21564]
** Dealing Flop ** [ 3♠, 2♦, 4♠ ]
** Dealing Turn ** [ Q♠ ]
** Dealing River ** [ T♣ ]
littlemoney wins 80822 from main pot with a pair of aces [ A♠, A♣ ]
MrKing wins 16725 from side pot with a pair of jacks [J♦, J♠ ]
MrKing wins 43128 from side pot with a pair of jacks
The big stack had A♥9♠, no idea what the hell he was doing in there. Even against my shove that should be a fold with players to act behind. That's how you can get into trouble in this game. He was basically forced to compound the error by calling BB's reshove getting a good price, but almost certainly behind. Turns out it was the short stack in the CO that had the goods and he ended up getting the spoils.
Anyhow, narrowly miss the final table but end up getting $8.75 for my efforts.
***** Hand history for game #17300612 *****
Tournament #2778956 - Level 9
Blinds 75/150 NL Hold'em - 9 Max - 2019/10/13 - 22:41:09
Table 17
Seat 9 is the button
Total number of players: 9
Seat 1: Wood ( 845 )
Seat 2: john887 ( 1310 )
Seat 3: AAKKJJ999 ( 1345 )
Seat 4: hero ( 5065 )
Seat 5: awest02119 ( 475 )
Seat 6: villain ( 3723 )
Seat 7: 97STEVE411 ( 5107 )
Seat 8: WHYWORK ( 5210 )
Seat 9: Chiefs5674 ( 975 )
Wood: posts ante [20]
john887: posts ante [20]
AAKKJJ999: posts ante [20]
hero: posts ante [20]
awest02119: posts ante [20]
villain: posts ante [20]
97STEVE411: posts ante [20]
WHYWORK: posts ante [20]
Chiefs5674: posts ante [20]
Wood: posts small blind [75]
john887: posts big blind [150]
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to hero [ K♠, K♦ ]
AAKKJJ999 folds
hero raises [450]
awest02119 folds
villain calls [450]
97STEVE411 folds
WHYWORK folds
Chiefs5674 folds
Wood folds
john887 folds
** Dealing Flop ** [ 2♥, 8♣, 8♠ ]
hero checks
villain checks
** Dealing Turn ** [ 8♥ ]
hero checks
villain: bets [1305]
hero calls [1305]
** Dealing River ** [ 4♦ ]
hero checks
villain: bets [1948]
hero calls [1948]
villain shows [ T♦, Q♦ ] three of a kind, eights
hero shows [ K♠, K♦ ] a full house, aces full of kings
hero wins 7811 from main pot with a full house, aces full of kings
I like to check in these spots a lot. Classic WA/WB situation. May as well give my opponent a chance to take the initiative. He doesn't on the flop but the turn comes an awesome card. I suppose I could bet here and get called a lot of the time (any pocket pair, Ax hands) but I want to give him one more chance to stab at it. He obliges. The pot sized bet just screams that he is weak here. Way too big of a bet for that situation. If he thinks I have an Ax type of hand he should be betting less to suck me in. So it really looks like he's trying to push me out of this pot. I flat and on the river I just don't see him giving up at the pot with less than 2k left in his stack. But if he has a complete dogshit hand he can't call if I put him in. So check-snap is the line and we are more than good.
Still playing. Up over 11k now and 4th in chips after winning a sizeable pot with JJ.But still over 100 left and we're a ways away from the money. I'll update later.
Update: Finished 10th. Pretty much folded my way into the money from that point, it went fast and I didn't get many hands to speak of. Got down to 8k with blinds 1250/2500 then started to get a few shoves through and built my stack back up from the danger zone. But then had to shove JT and ran into AJ. T on the river saved me from elimination. 15 left at that point and we had a few more eliminations and I see my stack continue to be anted down. 2nd shortest stack at this point and got first in vig so have to go with this one:
***** Hand history for game #17301922 *****
Tournament #2778956 - Level 27
Blinds 3000/6000 NL Hold'em - 9 Max - 2019/10/14 - 00:24:25
Table 1
Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players: 5
Seat 1: littlemoney ( 20018 )
Seat 2: TheChizzler ( 88494 )
Seat 5: MrKing ( 47157 )
Seat 6: hero ( 25593 )
Seat 7: dank_lover ( 82458 )
littlemoney: posts ante [750]
TheChizzler: posts ante [750]
MrKing: posts ante [750]
hero: posts ante [750]
dank_lover: posts ante [750]
MrKing: posts big blind [6000]
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to hero [ T♠, K♣ ]
hero raises [24843]
dank_lover calls [24843]
littlemoney calls [19268]
TheChizzler folds
MrKing raises [40407]
dank_lover calls [21564]
** Dealing Flop ** [ 3♠, 2♦, 4♠ ]
** Dealing Turn ** [ Q♠ ]
** Dealing River ** [ T♣ ]
littlemoney wins 80822 from main pot with a pair of aces [ A♠, A♣ ]
MrKing wins 16725 from side pot with a pair of jacks [J♦, J♠ ]
MrKing wins 43128 from side pot with a pair of jacks
The big stack had A♥9♠, no idea what the hell he was doing in there. Even against my shove that should be a fold with players to act behind. That's how you can get into trouble in this game. He was basically forced to compound the error by calling BB's reshove getting a good price, but almost certainly behind. Turns out it was the short stack in the CO that had the goods and he ended up getting the spoils.
Anyhow, narrowly miss the final table but end up getting $8.75 for my efforts.
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