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Handnr: 1039824
Submitted by : Bejamin1
PokerStars Zoom Hand #120076902196: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.10/$0.25) - 2014/08/13 21:59:19 ET
Table Thyestes 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: Bejamin1 ($71.47 in chips)
Seat 2: ilianita23 ($42.83 in chips)
Seat 3: 325Coupe ($72.78 in chips)
Seat 4: lifa_raul ($147.57 in chips)
Seat 5: pcaso75 ($13.32 in chips)
Seat 6: Simtora ($48.76 in chips)
ilianita23: posts small blind $0.10
325Coupe: posts big blind $0.25
Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to Bejamin1    
lifa_raul: raises $0.60 to $0.85
pcaso75: raises $2.05 to $2.90
Simtora: folds
Bejamin1: calls $2.90
ilianita23: folds
325Coupe: folds
lifa_raul: calls $2.05
Flop(Odds) (Pot : $9.05)
  
lifa_raul: checks
pcaso75: bets $4.33
Bejamin1: raises $17.33 to $21.66
lifa_raul: folds
pcaso75: calls $6.09 and is all-in
Uncalled bet ($11.24) returned to Bejamin1
Turn(Odds) (Pot : $29.89)
River (Pot : $29.89)
Showdown
pcaso75: shows     (a flush, Ace high)
Bejamin1: shows (two pair, Aces and Sevens)
pcaso75 collected $28.62 from pot
Summary
Total pot $29.89 | Rake $1.27
Board
Seat 1: Bejamin1 (button) showed and lost with two pair, Aces and Sevens
Seat 2: ilianita23 (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 3: 325Coupe (big blind) folded before Flop
Seat 4: lifa_raul folded on the Flop
Seat 5: pcaso75 showed and won ($28.62) with a flush, Ace high
Seat 6: Simtora folded before Flop (didnt bet)
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Bejamin1 Canada. Aug 13 2014 22:01. Posts 7042 | | |
I"m just going to start blindly shoving any flush draw. Obivously that's how you win. So much skill. |
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that preflop overcall seems absolutley awful
you seem to do a lot of stupid shit and then complain how bad you run
horrible preflop play leads to slight flop edge... congrats?? Even if you won you make no money here in the long run. You gotta realize this. Winning or losing this hand is not super relevant, the overall quality of your plays determine your edge
This hand was not played well. You should only complain when you play a hand well and still lose, then you have a legit case. Focus on improving. |
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| Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light not our darkness that most frightens us and as we let our own lights shine we unconsciously give other people permision to do the same | Last edit: 14/08/2014 01:05 |
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Bejamin1 Canada. Aug 14 2014 19:59. Posts 7042 | | |
I'm going to agree with you that I need to focus on improving.
However I disagree with you 100% on this hand:
Short-Stack = 18% 3-bet lots of oddball hands in his range just like the one he turned up with
If I call, the deep player is coming along for the ride 99% of the time
I have position for the duration of the hand
3:1 odds on the Pre-Flop call
= Nothing wrong with calling in position here
I'm assuming your logic is short-stacked villain will have AAxx and Axxx a huge portion of the time + my hand is unlikely to flop well
That argument isn't without merit, but I think you're ignoring all the other factors that make a PF call here just fine... |
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| | On August 14 2014 18:59 Bejamin1 wrote:
I'm going to agree with you that I need to focus on improving.
However I disagree with you 100% on this hand:
Short-Stack = 18% 3-bet lots of oddball hands in his range just like the one he turned up with
If I call, the deep player is coming along for the ride 99% of the time
I have position for the duration of the hand
3:1 odds on the Pre-Flop call
= Nothing wrong with calling in position here
I'm assuming your logic is short-stacked villain will have AAxx and Axxx a huge portion of the time + my hand is unlikely to flop well
That argument isn't without merit, but I think you're ignoring all the other factors that make a PF call here just fine... |
Maybe start a PLO thread and get discussion going on the preflop play here, because I veyr much disagree with this |
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