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NeillyJQ United States. Jun 04 2007 22:41. Posts 8947 | | |
Today was a nice day, took a small break and started a cash session.
Started playing deep on NL25, got about 2,000 hands in before I started to feel a little fatigue, I played roughly 12 hrs today.
The cash session didn't go to bad, only finished up 1bi, but could have definately finished up 4 or 5.
Tomorrow night is going to be pretty special for LP, as our very own Daut44's WPT win will be televised on the Travel channel. Don't miss out, I'm sure it will be hella entertaining watching all our fellow forum users, and Daut44 applying his great game theory and reading abilities on TV! Tom, Rain, Can't wait ^^
Going to go over a few key hands, any constructive crisism is welcome;
vs Fleury - observation is that he's a bad player playing shortstack on NL25, his small raise screams draw or nuts to me, so i just put it in. risk reward was great here, rarely he has a better hand imo.
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/206332
vs LowLead77 - The pot was opened with pedro who plays fairly aggressive and likes to raise weak in late position, I raised here OOP hoping to take it down PF, but was called by LowLead whom I read for JJ/QQ.
A high flop came out, with his stack being so small I decided to attempt to take him off of any PP. He reluctantly made an "ok" call, only to be ran over by my outs.
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/206328
This hand pissed me off kelly sucked out on me 3/3 today.
Guess that happens when you always have the best hand vs a donk like this, right?
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/206322
This hand pissed me off, Put him on a weaker ace than me on the flop, now that I think about it, I should have just shoved flop, no reason to fold this here imo. Agree shove is best here?
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/206316
Weeeeeeee! This guy just can't fold
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/206308
Happy birthday to me~
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/206300
Such a drawheavy board I was sure he was on JQ/J9, shoving here is always best? Figured he has me beat here about 20% of the time, dangerous to check though..
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/206279
vs svDadon - This guy sucks. I can't really believe he would have any ten to call the reraise w/ OOP, so his range to me is Quads - AA/ AK AQ. Flat the flop n hit gin, no reason to raise from here having this guy donk into me.
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/206273
Sams one of the only other players at the table w/ a stack over 1bi, I have 1.7bi's.
He has only seen me play high quality hands so far, I think QQ was all. I decide that I'm going to take him off of his weak hand any chance I have here, and repop PF to isolate and instill fear into him. Flopped the joint, put him on nines or tens and looked to maximize value. Obviously I didn't do too well of a job, any advice on a better way to play this hand postflop?
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/206276
vs shakeNbake24 - Put villian on a strong ace or medium high PP when he flatted my raise, as I was multitabling *had 12 goin at the time*, i misclick minbet flop, which set this up. Can't really take any credit for playing this well, just worked out.
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/206274
Multiway pot - Tough spot - This pot was very tricky for me. JC's range was narrowed down well, but Riverqueen86's range was TT-AA/AQ-AK (I thought), as he shoved over me I was going to call his raise because it was so small, then out of the blue JCA shoves me in? zlikeomgwtfm8~! Obviously a muck now.
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/206273
Well, gonna watch some WPT episodes, get baked n enjoy the night. My first winning session in a week was very welcome and look forward to many more.
Hoping to improve more tomorrow and hopefully have a nice day as well. Please post any constructive crisism about my hands, I realize there are holes in my game, which I intend to plug asap.
Thanks and GL to everyone !
Ryan (NeillyAA) (31,792 FPP til Supernova)
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Well played dude, keep it up |
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