The ups and downs of poker. You can see the tough week I had last week where I made $4 over 6500 hands.
My position stats, the button OWNS. Oh and because I am such a nit in UTG and MP yet am a donk in CO and BTN I got payed off on my big MP hands as you can see.
Not a bad month results and money wise yet I am disappointed with my hours played. 72.62 with a sick true hourly win rate of 38.20 per hour. I wanted to close out July with two last hands. The biggest pot I lost and the biggest pot I won.Loser: http://www.pokerhand.org/?1321405 Gasman is a solid TAG/LAG who I knew had a set here and some how some way I donked off my stack to him on the turn. This is money that should be in my BR still. It isnt so easy to see it when it happens but those big folds can really add up at the end of the month.
Winner: http://www.pokerhand.org/?1321409 WOW! What a fish. How the fuck does he get it in on the river? Look at the pot up to then. LOL, thankyou!
2 comments:
hi noel , love the blog , love the advice ,
I'd re-pop him pre-flop here Noel. Alright, he's opened UTG, but it's best to 3-bet and take control/find out where you stand.
On this flop it's kinda tough because he's going nowhere with AK and you'll get no more value from KK-TT. On a dry flop like this, I'd be tempted to just call. Once the turn comes I think it's tough to get away from because AK is a strong part of his range. His check-raise all-in obviously looks very strong, but seeing the results might make me biased here. It looks like the 2+2 way to play AK - call the flop raise and CRAI on the turn. I'd find it tough to lay down once the Q hit.
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