Surely the most

Seagull158

ridiculous, ****ed up, hand of the day.

Phantom66	Small blind		£0.02	£0.02	£4.05
nezbeau	Big blind		£0.04	£0.06	£2.63
	Your hole cards	A J
Ham40	Call		£0.04	£0.10	£2.03
FabioFives	Call		£0.04	£0.14	£0.48
raytei01	Call		£0.04	£0.18	£3.13
Seagull158	Raise		£0.16	£0.34	£9.09
Phantom66	Fold
nezbeau	Fold
Ham40	Call		£0.12	£0.46	£1.91
FabioFives	All-in		£0.48	£0.94	£0.00
raytei01	Fold
Seagull158	Call		£0.36	£1.30	£8.73
Ham40	Call		£0.36	£1.66	£1.55
Flop
		6 A 10
Ham40	Bet		£0.08	£1.74	£1.47
Seagull158	All-in		£8.73	£10.47	£0.00
Ham40	All-in		£1.47	£11.94	£0.00
Seagull158	Unmatched bet		£7.18	£4.76	£7.18
Ham40	Show	2 5
FabioFives	Show	Q J
Seagull158	Show	A J
Turn
		5
River
		2
Ham40	Win	Two Pairs, 5s and 2s	£4.40		£4.40

Seagull158

but this one must ru nit close. What a ****.

richgtrich	Small blind		£0.02	£0.02	£1.79
maggsy78	Big blind		£0.04	£0.06	£0.96
	Your hole cards	A K
Magpie127	Fold
Seagull158	Raise		£0.16	£0.22	£6.31
kidwelly	Fold
richgtrich	Fold
maggsy78	All-in		£0.96	£1.18	£0.00
Seagull158	Call		£0.84	£2.02	£5.47
maggsy78	Show	2 K
Seagull158	Show	A K
Flop
		6 K 10
Turn
		4
River
		2
maggsy78	Win	Two Pairs, Kings and 2s	£1.86		£1.86

djblacke04

first one was ouch  (97.47 % fav)second one was ul(72.02%)

Mohican

Hi Seagull,
               Sometimes you can play a hand perfect and still lose,which is the case in hand two. Other times you have to look how your decisions on how to play affected the outcome of the hand. In the first hand, your decision to flat fabiofives all in shove, gave ham40 odds of nearly 4/1 to call as well. A very tasty price given he'd already called one raise, so he's hardly ever folding. He then gets his flush draw and is never folding. What should have happened is,imo, is an insta jam by you(having taken his stack size into account) and then he has a lot tougher decision. If he still calls then so be it, you can do no more.
 As played you want him to call and be a 97% favourite, just got unlucky. I regularly go back over big hands/exit hands to see if my decisions in the hands could've been better. I learn a lot about my leaks(which there are many) and try to plug them. hope this helps you in your game,
regards,
Mohican.

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Surely the most:

Hi Seagull,                Sometimes you can play a hand perfect and still lose,which is the case in hand two. Other times you have to look how your decisions on how to play affected the outcome of the hand. In the first hand, your decision to flat fabiofives all in shove, gave ham40 odds of nearly 4/1 to call as well. A very tasty price given he'd already called one raise, so he's hardly ever folding. He then gets his flush draw and is never folding. What should have happened is,imo, is an insta jam by you(having taken his stack size into account) and then he has a lot tougher decision. If he still calls then so be it, you can do no more.  As played you want him to call and be a 97% favourite, just got unlucky. I regularly go back over big hands/exit hands to see if my decisions in the hands could've been better. I learn a lot about my leaks(which there are many) and try to plug them. hope this helps you in your game, regards, Mohican.
Posted by Mohican

Great post!

Dudeskin8

Can you only raise 4x pre in cash lol ?

grantorino

In Response to Re: Surely the most:

Hi Seagull,                Sometimes you can play a hand perfect and still lose,which is the case in hand two. Other times you have to look how your decisions on how to play affected the outcome of the hand. In the first hand, your decision to flat fabiofives all in shove, gave ham40 odds of nearly 4/1 to call as well. A very tasty price given he'd already called one raise, so he's hardly ever folding. He then gets his flush draw and is never folding. What should have happened is,imo, is an insta jam by you(having taken his stack size into account) and then he has a lot tougher decision. If he still calls then so be it, you can do no more.  As played you want him to call and be a 97% favourite, just got unlucky. I regularly go back over big hands/exit hands to see if my decisions in the hands could've been better. I learn a lot about my leaks(which there are many) and try to plug them. hope this helps you in your game, regards, Mohican.
Posted by Mohican

So what we jam pre to make 52s fold?

Hand 1 is as bad a beat as Ive seen

Mohican

In Response to Re: Surely the most:

In Response to Re: Surely the most : So what we jam pre to make 52s fold? Hand 1 is as bad a beat as Ive seen
Posted by grantorino

Raising to isolate.
It's a pretty grim beat but the fella had no tough decisions.

grantorino

In Response to Re: Surely the most:

In Response to Re: Surely the most : Raising to isolate. It's a pretty grim beat but the fella had no tough decisions.
Posted by Mohican

We want him to make the wrong decisions, not tough ones. If we raise we really want him to call with 52. Im not sure why we want to isolate the 12BB guy when we usually crush villains range