even my wife knew how bad I was running because she had to tell me to stop swearing at my computer screen. lol. There is more of the above I could bore you with - massive outdraws and coolers all over the place... After such a promising start too. I won a seat to the big BH, a super roller seat, came 2nd in the £5.50 rebuy and won the £400gtd BH for £200, and had an amazing start in the superroller...before it all started to go wrong.
in the superroller I was up to about 30k within half an hour or so and cruising. I did spew off half my stack, getting it in twice behind vs much shorter stacks before regaining composure and rebuilding back up to about 20k... then the JT hand above happened... anyone think I should have played it different? as you cant see the suits - the board had 2 flush draws on the turn, neither of which I had.
I think the bad beats did make me spew a little bit, but in general I played quite well.
I finished around £150 down, or £500 down if you include the seats I was already regged for (super roller and UKPC final). sigh.
for a bit of fun - I'll give anyone a tenner if they can guess what hand the villain has in their first guess... (players on the table excluded). FYI, there are no flush draws.Hand History #713681345 (00:13 25/11/2013)PlayerActionCardsAmountPotBalancechicknMeltSmall blind30.0030.002145.00xxxxBig blind60.0090.001880.00Your hole cards·Q·Aelvisg1972Foldallan1951Foldexec66FoldchicknMeltRaise150.00240.001995.00xxxxCall120.00360.001760.00Flop·3·4·10chicknMeltCheckxxxxBet120.00480.001640.00chicknMeltCall120.00600.001875.00Turn·8chicknMeltCheckxxxxCheckRiver·2chicknMeltCheckxxxxCheckchicknMeltShow·Q·A
well, tonight was rubbish! even my wife knew how bad I was running because she had to tell me to stop swearing at my computer screen. lol. There is more of the above I could bore you with - massive outdraws and coolers all over the place... After such a promising start too. I won a seat to the big BH, a super roller seat, came 2nd in the £5.50 rebuy and won the £400gtd BH for £200, and had an amazing start in the superroller...before it all started to go wrong. in the superroller I was up to about 30k within half an hour or so and cruising. I did spew off half my stack, getting it in twice behind vs much shorter stacks before regaining composure and rebuilding back up to about 20k... then the JT hand above happened... anyone think I should have played it different? as you cant see the suits - the board had 2 flush draws on the turn, neither of which I had. I think the bad beats did make me spew a little bit, but in general I played quite well. I finished around £150 down, or £500 down if you include the seats I was already regged for (super roller and UKPC final). sigh. Posted by chicknMelt
is your shove ever getting called by worse? might have ended up the same resullt depending on your reads but a smaller raise or even a call (i can be too passive at times though) might have been better on the turn.
In Response to Re: Can a chicken turn pro? : is your shove ever getting called by worse? Posted by GELDY
no, probably not (although I've seen it happen plenty of times). The reason I shoved was because there was sooo many draws it was likely the villain was betting with a pair/draw combo or just semi bluffing. I really didnt want to let them catch up on the river cos the pot was already massive... That may have been flawed thinking though. I posted the details cos I was hoping people would give their opinions
I dunno Geldy, top 2 on a double flushing board, think there is more we beat than beats us. Plus jamming there gives the impression we may be chasing and makes our hand look much weaker than it actually is.
I dunno Geldy, top 2 on a double flushing board, think there is more we beat than beats us. Plus jamming there gives the impression we may be chasing and makes our hand look much weaker than it actually is. Harsh exit for you by the way. Posted by hhyftrftdr
but 2nd barrel from an initial raiser doesn't have to indicate a lot of strength
a smaller bet on the turn keeps in a lot more of his hands that are beat, and if he is worried about the flushdraws and shoves you can re-evaluate then
In Response to Re: Can a chicken turn pro? : is your shove ever getting called by worse? might have ended up the same resullt depending on your reads but a smaller raise or even a call (i can be too passive at times though) might have been better on the turn. hand quiz 34s? Posted by GELDY
In Response to Re: Can a chicken turn pro? : but 2nd barrel from an initial raiser doesn't have to indicate a lot of strength a smaller bet on the turn keeps in a lot more of his hands that are beat, and if he is worried about the flushdraws and shoves you can re-evaluate then Posted by GELDY
yeah, I think if the turn bet hadnt been a pot sized bet i would have considered just calling - but for almost 1/4 of my stack, I didnt want to call, have one of the many draws hit, then have to fold when he shoves the river.
I think we've palyed a couple of times, and I was impressed with your game. Best of luck Posted by patwalshh
thanks muchly.
I still have a bit of work to do in the tilt control dept. I remember your name, but I couldnt remember where from - so i SS'd you. it must have been from PLO8 DYMs? or the rebuy main??... you CRUSH DYMs! especially recently. never seen a run so redicuous in DYMs 40 out of your last 50 were cashes! nice work!
In Response to Re: Can a chicken turn pro? : but 2nd barrel from an initial raiser doesn't have to indicate a lot of strength a smaller bet on the turn keeps in a lot more of his hands that are beat, and if he is worried about the flushdraws and shoves you can re-evaluate then Posted by GELDY
I'm not so sure. You gotta figure, on that board texture, that top 2 is ahead a fair chunk of the time, but as Mr Melt says there are a number of river cards that could be very ugly. Not only ugly for us, but also potentially for our customer, and we risk not getting paid off by AA/KK if it's a nightmare river. FWIW I think a 2nd barrell leans me more towards him having something he's gonna pay us off with, just unfortunate the 'something' he had was one of the very few hands that were beating us.
I don't think I play it much, if at all, differently to you chicken.
I can see where you are coming from Geldy, but think I'm happy to play for stacks on that turn.
for a bit of fun - I'll give anyone a tenner if they can guess what hand the villain has in their first guess... (players on the table excluded). FYI, there are no flush draws. Hand History #713681345 (00:13 25/11/2013) Player Action Cards Amount Pot Balance chicknMelt Small blind 30.00 30.00 2145.00 xxxx Big blind 60.00 90.00 1880.00 Your hole cards · Q · A elvisg1972 Fold allan1951 Fold exec66 Fold chicknMelt Raise 150.00 240.00 1995.00 xxxx Call 120.00 360.00 1760.00 Flop · 3 · 4 · 10 chicknMelt Check xxxx Bet 120.00 480.00 1640.00 chicknMelt Call 120.00 600.00 1875.00 Turn · 8 chicknMelt Check xxxx Check River · 2 chicknMelt Check xxxx Check chicknMelt Show · Q · A Posted by chicknMelt
In Response to Re: Can a chicken turn pro? : Hand quiz, . AA? Posted by JimRiddle7
Nice try, but no.
Hehe, this is fun.
Unless sky object- ill transfer money to the winner via a HU cash game... I'll raise to £10 and then fold to a rr ( or lots or smaller raises if your not comfortable with that)
In Response to Re: Can a chicken turn pro? : Nice try, but no. Hehe, this is fun. Unless sky object- ill transfer money to the winner via a HU cash game... I'll raise to £10 and then fold to a rr ( or lots or smaller raises if your not comfortable with that) Posted by chicknMelt
not sure you are allowed to do this. don't want to see you get banned for money laundering over such a nice gesture
"...I want to transfer £10 to teddybloat - I ran a little fun competition in my thread and he won - I was planning to raise to £10 on a HU NL table, then fold to a RR... I think this is technically against the rules, but it wont hurt anyone. Will I get banned if I do it?"
I have emailed SKY "...I want to transfer £10 to teddybloat - I ran a little fun competition in my thread and he won - I was planning to raise to £10 on a HU NL table, then fold to a RR... I think this is technically against the rules, but it wont hurt anyone. Will I get banned if I do it?" Posted by chicknMelt
Don't EVER do that, please, I know it is with good intent, but it can look terrible, & "Fraud" don't do sentiment.
Do the Post Office still do Postal Orders? I used to get a 2/- Postal Order for my Birthday, from Auntie Winnie, every year. Cracking things, nearly as good as cash.
Auntie Winnie met a very unfortunate end, I'm sad to relate. She fell victim to a very unusual side-effect of diabetes, in that she was run over by a bus whilst cycling. Bad eyes, see, she never saw the bus coming. This was some 55 years ago, so pardon the semi-levity, but Uncle George lived happily for a goodly while after, in fact I think he married the milk-maid. He only had one leg, mind. Well, two, but one was wooden. More diabetes related problems, the whole family suffered. Dad had 9 brothers & sisters, 6 of them had wooden legs due to diabetes. Get-togethers in Church Halls with those wooden floors made a right racket when we did the hokey-cokey, & there'd be legs flying everywhere.
Haa I remember that The Stomp Dance ;-) Seriously tho I would not send postal orders via post unless it was recorded as they have a habit of going missing an old fashioned cheque would be far better.
In Response to Re: Can a chicken turn pro?: In Response to Re: Can a chicken turn pro? : Don't EVER do that, please, I know it is with good intent, but it can look terrible, & "Fraud" don't do sentiment. Do the Post Office still do Postal Orders? I used to get a 2/- Postal Order for my Birthday, from Auntie Winnie, every year. Cracking things, nearly as good as cash. Auntie Winnie met a very unfortunate end, I'm sad to relate. She fell victim to a very unusual side-effect of diabetes, in that she was run over by a bus whilst cycling. Bad eyes, see, she never saw the bus coming. This was some 55 years ago, so pardon the semi-levity, but Uncle George lived happily for a goodly while after, in fact I think he married the milk-maid. He only had one leg, mind. Well, two, but one was wooden. More diabetes related problems, the whole family suffered. Dad had 9 brothers & sisters, 6 of them had wooden legs due to diabetes. Get-togethers in Church Halls with those wooden floors made a right racket when we did the hokey-cokey, & there'd be legs flying everywhere. Posted by Tikay10
Yikes, looks like it was a bad suggestion then! I suspect the response from sky will be equally stern.
What's a postal order??
Teddy, pm me your name, sort code, acct no and I'll do a bank transfer?
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Didnt realise he had rivered the straight?
Do the Post Office still do Postal Orders? I used to get a 2/- Postal Order for my Birthday, from Auntie Winnie, every year. Cracking things, nearly as good as cash.
Auntie Winnie met a very unfortunate end, I'm sad to relate. She fell victim to a very unusual side-effect of diabetes, in that she was run over by a bus whilst cycling. Bad eyes, see, she never saw the bus coming. This was some 55 years ago, so pardon the semi-levity, but Uncle George lived happily for a goodly while after, in fact I think he married the milk-maid. He only had one leg, mind. Well, two, but one was wooden. More diabetes related problems, the whole family suffered. Dad had 9 brothers & sisters, 6 of them had wooden legs due to diabetes. Get-togethers in Church Halls with those wooden floors made a right racket when we did the hokey-cokey, & there'd be legs flying everywhere.
In Response to Re: Can a chicken turn pro? : Don't EVER do that, please, I know it is with good intent, but it can look terrible, & "Fraud" don't do sentiment. Do the Post Office still do Postal Orders? I used to get a 2/- Postal Order for my Birthday, from Auntie Winnie, every year. Cracking things, nearly as good as cash. Auntie Winnie met a very unfortunate end, I'm sad to relate. She fell victim to a very unusual side-effect of diabetes, in that she was run over by a bus whilst cycling. Bad eyes, see, she never saw the bus coming. This was some 55 years ago, so pardon the semi-levity, but Uncle George lived happily for a goodly while after, in fact I think he married the milk-maid. He only had one leg, mind. Well, two, but one was wooden. More diabetes related problems, the whole family suffered. Dad had 9 brothers & sisters, 6 of them had wooden legs due to diabetes. Get-togethers in Church Halls with those wooden floors made a right racket when we did the hokey-cokey, & there'd be legs flying everywhere.
Posted by Tikay10
"what's a Postal Order?"
What?
WHAT?
You've never lived.......