feel like an ANIMAL

PokerStars Game #32955400245: Holdem No Limit ($0.25/$0.50 USD) - 2009/09/17 15:20:42 BRT [2009/09/17 14:20:42 ET]
Table Hirons IV 6-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: tutz_aml ($53.75 in chips)
Seat 2: JGprodigy ($50 in chips)
Seat 3: VegasLars ($49.85 in chips)
Seat 4: sokki ($23.90 in chips)
Seat 5: raizzydaizzy ($61.70 in chips)
Seat 6: 2-åker ($9.50 in chips)
raizzydaizzy: posts small blind $0.25
2-åker: posts big blind $0.50

Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to tutz_aml
tutz_aml: raises $1.50 to $2
JGprodigy: folds
VegasLars: folds
sokki: calls $2
raizzydaizzy: folds
2-åker: folds

Flop(Odds) (Pot : $4.75)

   
tutz_aml: checks
sokki: bets $2
tutz_aml: calls $2

Turn(Odds) (Pot : $8.75)

   
tutz_aml: checks
sokki: bets $4
tutz_aml: raises $9.50 to $13.50
sokki: raises $6.40 to $19.90 and is all-in
tutz_aml: calls $6.40

River (Pot : $48.55)

   

Showdown
tutz_aml: shows (two pair, Eights and Sixes)
sokki: shows (two pair, Eights and Sixes - lower kicker)
tutz_aml collected $46.15 from pot

Summary
Total pot $48.55 | Rake $2.40
Board  
Seat 1: tutz_aml showed and won ($46.15) with two pair, Eights and Sixes
Seat 2: JGprodigy folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 3: VegasLars folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 4: sokki (button) showed and lost with two pair, Eights and Sixes
Seat 5: raizzydaizzy (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 6: 2-åker (big blind) folded before Flop

PokerStars Game #32954526994: Holdem No Limit ($0.25/$0.50 USD) - 2009/09/17 14:58:05 BRT [2009/09/17 13:58:05 ET]
Table Tatry V 6-max Seat #2 is the button
Seat 1: Düsch ($60.45 in chips)
Seat 2: soukibi ($29.20 in chips)
Seat 4: snaskov ($48.15 in chips)
Seat 5: tutz_aml ($50 in chips)
Seat 6: ichy23 ($48.50 in chips)
JGprodigy will be allowed to play after the button
snaskov: posts small blind $0.25
tutz_aml: posts big blind $0.50

Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to tutz_aml
ichy23: folds
Düsch: folds
soukibi: folds
snaskov: calls $0.25
tutz_aml: raises $1 to $1.50
snaskov: calls $1

Flop(Odds) (Pot : $3.00)

   
snaskov: checks
tutz_aml: bets $2.50
snaskov: raises $5 to $7.50
tutz_aml: raises $14.50 to $22
snaskov: calls $14.50

Turn(Odds) (Pot : $47.00)

   
snaskov: checks
tutz_aml: bets $26
snaskov: calls $24.65 and is all-in
Uncalled bet ($1.35) returned to tutz_aml

River (Pot : $96.30)

   

Showdown
snaskov: shows (a pair of Tens)
tutz_aml: shows (two pair, Eights and Sixes)
tutz_aml collected $94.30 from pot

Summary
Total pot $96.30 | Rake $2
Board  
Seat 1: Düsch folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 2: soukibi (button) folded before Flop (didnt bet)
Seat 4: snaskov (small blind) showed and lost with a pair of Tens
Seat 5: tutz_aml (big blind) showed and won ($94.30) with two pair, Eights and Sixes
Seat 6: ichy23 folded before Flop (didnt bet)

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is this 50nl or railheaven i cant quite see

horrible aggression...that is what this is on both parts. Can anyone say " FOLD "

way too fancy bud, youre going to get killed doing this. In hand 1 if you have a read that villain is bluffing, check-raise him and MEAN it, or just double barrel, that should end it right there without committing your stack to the hand. If he jams flop whatever, people are going to outplay you some, trust me you'll get him soon enough b/c he will continue to play like this and you wont.

Hand 2, 68o is just utter crap against his calling range. If you are going to iso lightly, you still need to have something with decent equity vs his limping range like suited kings and aces, J9s etc. 68o is just random, might as well make it 23o and 72o while youre at it. All you did here was get lucky. You're going to be spewing tons of money in the future.

the first one is not "sick agression" is just plain stupid spew by both players

animal
LOl

On September 17 2009 14:01 NewbSaibot wrote: way too fancy bud, youre going to get killed doing this. In hand 1 if you have a read that villain is bluffing, check-raise him and MEAN it, or just double barrel, that should end it right there without committing your stack to the hand. If he jams flop whatever, people are going to outplay you some, trust me you'll get him soon enough b/c he will continue to play like this and you wont. Hand 2, 68o is just utter crap against his calling range. If you are going to iso lightly, you still need to have something with decent equity vs his limping range like suited kings and aces, J9s etc. 68o is just random, might as well make it 23o and 72o while youre at it. All you did here was get lucky. You're going to be spewing tons of money in the future.

hand 2 he limped my blind sir, I raise any 2

I want to see you post hands like this once variance comes.

On September 17 2009 14:34 RICHI8 wrote: I want to see you post hands like this once variance comes.

based on his hands i really think he's been on a heater since day 1.


PERMANENT HEATER FTW

On September 17 2009 14:24 tutz_x wrote: Show nested quote + On September 17 2009 14:01 NewbSaibot wrote: way too fancy bud, youre going to get killed doing this. In hand 1 if you have a read that villain is bluffing, check-raise him and MEAN it, or just double barrel, that should end it right there without committing your stack to the hand. If he jams flop whatever, people are going to outplay you some, trust me you'll get him soon enough b/c he will continue to play like this and you wont. Hand 2, 68o is just utter crap against his calling range. If you are going to iso lightly, you still need to have something with decent equity vs his limping range like suited kings and aces, J9s etc. 68o is just random, might as well make it 23o and 72o while youre at it. All you did here was get lucky. You're going to be spewing tons of money in the future. hand 1 I put the guy on small PP hand 2 he limped my blind sir, I raise any 2

wat...

so first, you only think preflop and dont keep re-adjusting your thought process postflop? ugh....

Hand 1 especially....

How can you JUST put him on small pp? So... since you think his pp was counterfeited by the board turning 2 pair, you must have put him EXACTLY on 22-55 for your KJ to be good on the turn. I call BULLSHIT... if you honestly believe that, you are deluded. He flatted your PF raise from the button - meaning he could have any pp, any AXs, and any suited connector.

Anyway, the problem is the turn raise/call. WTF. If you put him on a small pocket pair, he now essentially has air on the turn. If you really put him on 22-55, you should now let him bluff at the pot in order to extract the most value. Why are you raising then? He's obviously not gonna call with anything worse than your bluffcatcher. Or did you place him on a pocket pair greater than 8's and you are trying to bluff him off the turn? That's contradictory to your initial "read" but fine... you want to bluff him on the turn. Why then are you call his 3bet on the turn????

Think about it - you really conjured this insane scenario in your mind: villain limps pf with a small pp, bets the flop, double barrels the turn card which made his hand into complete garbage, yet decides to bluff you out with utter air (not even a bluffcatcher) by reSHOVING the turn. WTF. Do you really think that's more likely than the fact that he had something like 89s or 76s and is now gleefully jamming a house into your face?

On September 17 2009 15:28 Sanai wrote: Show nested quote + On September 17 2009 14:24 tutz_x wrote:   On September 17 2009 14:01 NewbSaibot wrote: way too fancy bud, youre going to get killed doing this. In hand 1 if you have a read that villain is bluffing, check-raise him and MEAN it, or just double barrel, that should end it right there without committing your stack to the hand. If he jams flop whatever, people are going to outplay you some, trust me you'll get him soon enough b/c he will continue to play like this and you wont. Hand 2, 68o is just utter crap against his calling range. If you are going to iso lightly, you still need to have something with decent equity vs his limping range like suited kings and aces, J9s etc. 68o is just random, might as well make it 23o and 72o while youre at it. All you did here was get lucky. You're going to be spewing tons of money in the future. hand 1 I put the guy on small PP hand 2 he limped my blind sir, I raise any 2 wat... so first, you only think preflop and dont keep re-adjusting your thought process postflop? ugh.... Hand 1 especially.... How can you JUST put him on small pp? So... since you think his pp was counterfeited by the board turning 2 pair, you must have put him EXACTLY on 22-55 for your KJ to be good on the turn. I call BULLSHIT... if you honestly believe that, you are deluded. He flatted your PF raise from the button - meaning he could have any pp, any AXs, and any suited connector. Anyway, the problem is the turn raise/call. WTF. If you put him on a small pocket pair, he now essentially has air on the turn. If you really put him on 22-55, you should now let him bluff at the pot in order to extract the most value. Why are you raising then? He's obviously not gonna call with anything worse than your bluffcatcher. Or did you place him on a pocket pair greater than 8's and you are trying to bluff him off the turn? That's contradictory to your initial "read" but fine... you want to bluff him on the turn. Why then are you call his 3bet on the turn???? Think about it - you really conjured this insane scenario in your mind: villain limps pf with a small pp, bets the flop, double barrels the turn card which made his hand into complete garbage, yet decides to bluff you out with utter air (not even a bluffcatcher) by reSHOVING the turn. WTF. Do you really think that's more likely than the fact that he had something like 89s or 76s and is now gleefully jamming a house into your face?

i think your forgetting he's an animal rawrrrrrr~~