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Starcraft
Old 07-10-2005, 07:47 AM     Post subject: FullTilt $20 Freeroll Hand History - Please help #1 (permalink)  
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Congratz on the new skin!

- All hands are after the first break (70% of players eliminated).
- I only posted the hands where I think I should have won or should have won more [s]money[/s] chips, please tell me what Im doing wrong.
- As always I am kinda short stacked in the first hands and even more so later on. Thats why I dont raise too much preflop with medium hands because they will surely call with anything that resembles a hand.
- My table image is very tight.

1.
Dealer: Hand #151199195
Dealer: bbgolfer posts the big blind of 40
Dealer: You have been dealt [Tc Qc]
Dealer: TheBroodHN calls 40
Dealer: mazzmasta folds
Dealer: BuzzMumbo folds
Dealer: Gus_Handsome folds
Dealer: Harv calls 40
Dealer: billybrown folds
Dealer: Jordan Ivey sits down
Dealer: Jordan Ivey adds 3,135
Dealer: Jordan Ivey is sitting out
Dealer: wooddy folds
Dealer: bbgolfer checks
Dealer: The flop is [Ad 3h Qs]
Dealer: bbgolfer checks
Dealer: TheBroodHN bets 100
Dealer: Harv calls 100
Dealer: bbgolfer is sitting out
Dealer: bbgolfer folds
Dealer: The turn is [Kc]
Dealer: TheBroodHN checks
Dealer: Harv checks
Dealer: The river is [Ts]
Dealer: TheBroodHN bets 150
Dealer: Harv raises to 500
Dealer: TheBroodHN has 15 seconds left to act
Dealer: TheBroodHN folds
Dealer: Uncalled bet of 350 returned to Harv
Dealer: Harv mucks
Dealer: Harv wins the pot (620)

2
Dealer: Hand #151201644
Dealer: mazzmasta posts the small blind of 20
Dealer: BuzzMumbo posts the big blind of 40
Dealer: You have been dealt [3c Kc]
Dealer: Gus_Handsome folds
Dealer: Harv calls 40
Dealer: billybrown folds
Dealer: wooddy folds
Dealer: Jordan Ivey folds
Dealer: bbgolfer folds
Dealer: TheBroodHN calls 40
Dealer: mazzmasta folds
Dealer: BuzzMumbo checks
Dealer: The flop is [As 5c Qc]
Dealer: BuzzMumbo checks
Dealer: Harv checks
Dealer: TheBroodHN bets 140
Dealer: BuzzMumbo folds
Dealer: Harv calls 140
Dealer: The turn is [9d]
Dealer: Harv checks
Dealer: TheBroodHN checks
Dealer: The river is [6s]
Dealer: Harv checks
Dealer: TheBroodHN checks
Dealer: TheBroodHN shows Ace King high
Dealer: Harv shows Ace King high
Dealer: Harv wins the pot (420) with Ace King high

3.
Dealer: Hand #151205531
Dealer: billybrown posts the small blind of 25
Dealer: wooddy posts the big blind of 50
Dealer: You have been dealt [Jd 9d]
Dealer: Jordan Ivey folds
Dealer: bbgolfer folds
Dealer: TheBroodHN calls 50
Dealer: mazzmasta folds
Dealer: BuzzMumbo folds
Dealer: Gus_Handsome folds
Dealer: Harv folds
Dealer: billybrown folds
Dealer: wooddy checks
Dealer: The flop is [Kd 2s Qd]
Dealer: wooddy checks
Dealer: Jordan Ivey has returned
Dealer: TheBroodHN bets 125
Dealer: wooddy calls 125
Dealer: The turn is [Qs]
Dealer: wooddy checks
Dealer: TheBroodHN checks
Dealer: The river is [3s]
Dealer: wooddy bets 100
Dealer: TheBroodHN calls 100
Dealer: wooddy shows a pair of Queens
Dealer: TheBroodHN shows a pair of Queens
Dealer: TheBroodHN wins the pot (575) with a pair
of Queens

4.
Dealer: Hand #151222853
Dealer: Can_I_B_BS posts the small blind of 40
Dealer: iwhit321 posts the big blind of 80
Dealer: You have been dealt [4h 4d]
Can_I_B_BS: vnh
Dealer: cbusgo folds
Dealer: Jordan Ivey calls 80
Dealer: tuto folds
Dealer: TheBroodHN calls 80
Dealer: mazzmasta folds
Dealer: BuzzMumbo calls 80
Dealer: Can_I_B_BS folds
Dealer: iwhit321 checks
Dealer: The flop is [Ad 3c 4s]
TheBroodHN: nh
Jordan Ivey: bluff that
Jordan Ivey: lmfao
Dealer: iwhit321 checks
Dealer: Jordan Ivey checks
Can_I_B_BS: lol
Dealer: TheBroodHN checks
Dealer: BuzzMumbo checks
Dealer: The turn is [5s]
Dealer: iwhit321 checks
Dealer: Jordan Ivey checks
Dealer: TheBroodHN bets 250
Dealer: BuzzMumbo folds
Dealer: panavl10 sits down
Dealer: panavl10 adds 9,870
Dealer: iwhit321 calls 250
Dealer: Jordan Ivey folds
Dealer: The river is [3h]
Dealer: iwhit321 bets 860
Dealer: TheBroodHN raises to 1,720
Dealer: iwhit321 folds
Dealer: Uncalled bet of 860 returned to
TheBroodHN
Dealer: TheBroodHN mucks
Dealer: TheBroodHN wins the pot (2,580)

5.
Dealer: Hand #151237460
Dealer: ibjennifere posts the small blind of 60
Dealer: TheBroodHN posts the big blind of 120
Dealer: You have been dealt [7h 5s]
Dealer: pokerintheano folds
Dealer: B_Towle folds
Dealer: MustardMike calls 120
Dealer: palmer2000e folds
Dealer: L I V E folds
Dealer: tibet folds
Dealer: iamasheep folds
Dealer: ibjennifere folds
Dealer: TheBroodHN checks
Dealer: The flop is [6h 9h 2h]
Dealer: TheBroodHN bets 120
Dealer: MustardMike calls 120
Dealer: The turn is [Qh]
Dealer: TheBroodHN bets 120
Dealer: MustardMike raises to 8,280
Dealer: TheBroodHN has 15 seconds left to act
Dealer: TheBroodHN folds
Dealer: Uncalled bet of 8,160 returned to
MustardMike
Dealer: MustardMike mucks
Dealer: MustardMike wins the pot (780)

6.
Dealer: Hand #151257634
Dealer: Stoneridge antes 25
Dealer: storm_norm antes 25
Dealer: jmadrid antes 25
Dealer: fouads antes 25
Dealer: No Soup For You antes 25
Dealer: DrDCao antes 25
Dealer: TheBroodHN antes 25
Dealer: JessieJames antes 25
Dealer: fouads posts the small blind of 120
Dealer: No Soup For You posts the big blind of 240
Dealer: You have been dealt [Qs Qc]
Dealer: DrDCao calls 240
Dealer: TheBroodHN raises to 480
Dealer: JessieJames calls 480
Dealer: UareMyATM sits down
Dealer: UareMyATM adds 19,850
Dealer: Stoneridge folds
Dealer: storm_norm folds
Dealer: jmadrid folds
Dealer: fouads calls 360
Dealer: No Soup For You calls 240
Dealer: DrDCao calls 240
Dealer: The flop is [3s Ks Th]
Dealer: fouads checks
Dealer: No Soup For You checks
Dealer: UareMyATM is feeling angry
Dealer: DrDCao checks
Dealer: TheBroodHN checks
Dealer: JessieJames checks
Dealer: The turn is [6d]
Dealer: fouads bets 2,600
Dealer: No Soup For You calls 2,600
Dealer: DrDCao folds
Dealer: TheBroodHN folds
Dealer: JessieJames calls 2,600
Dealer: The river is [7d]
Dealer: fouads bets 240
Dealer: No Soup For You raises to 11,120
Dealer: JessieJames folds
Dealer: fouads folds
Dealer: Uncalled bet of 10,880 returned to No
Soup For You
Dealer: No Soup For You mucks
Dealer: No Soup For You wins the pot (10,880)
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Old 07-10-2005, 10:41 AM #2 (permalink)  
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 1. Fold Preflop
2. Fold Preflop
3. Fold Preflop
4. This hand is good, maybe bet a little less on the turn. I personally like to bet the flop when I make strong hands because I find it disguises them, but I like this too.
5. tough out of position. i'm probably check/folding this hand, but if you wanna make a play at it i think that's ok. bet more on the turn.
6. good god raise more preflop! especially in a room full of people who are calling like that! and bet the flop! if you're 10xBB or less push.
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Old 07-11-2005, 04:19 AM #3 (permalink)  
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Thnx Greedo, anyone else care to take a look?
 
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Old 07-11-2005, 06:11 AM #4 (permalink)  
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1: fold preflop
2: fold preflop
3: fold preflop
5: check/fold the flop, easy fold on the turn
6: raise WAY MORE, QQ is the last hand you want to minraise with, so vulnerable
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Old 07-11-2005, 10:06 AM #5 (permalink)  
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1. Fold pre-flop. Hand could be playable in late position, but definitely not under the gun.
2. Fold pre-flop. When you decided to play the hand, I personally would have fired again on the turn instead of checking behind if you have a good read on the guy that he is not a check-raiser. IMHO his call either said, "I am on a draw," "I have an ace with a crappy kicker," or "I am a slow-playing a monster." I think the chance of "C" was low, and you could have found out real quick by firing out a bigger turn bet. Basically you gave up the hand after the flop, unless a club came. I dunno, you have position...use it! But ideally, don't put yourself in that situation....fold preflop!
3. Fold-preflop, although I personally have an affection for the suited gappers. However, you usually need a few people in the pot to make them profitable. I notice you have a nasty habit of limping in pre-flop. It's tough, but usually when you are the first in the pot, put in a raise. Especially when you are in early position, you are not going to have an advantage during the rest of the hand. Give yourself at least the advantage of being able to fire out a continuation bet by raising pre-flop.
4. Okay, though you might want to fire out a smallish bet on the flop. Based on the previous hands, these people will call a flop bet with any old crap, so why not get a little more money in there?
5. I would bet a little more on the flop. Baby flushes are vulnerable, you probably don't want him seeing another card. If he had the Ace high flush draw, he was probably coming anyway, but don't make it so cheap for him to do so.
6. Definitely raise more pre-flop. With a vulnerable pocket pair, you want the flop action to be heads-up....Given the way you did play it, when the King comes on the flop, I think you made the right move by check folding.
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Old 07-11-2005, 10:15 AM     Post subject: Re: [url=http://www.flopturnriver.com/Referrals/Full-Tilt.ht #6 (permalink)  
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Originally Posted by Starcraft
Congratz on the new skin!

- All hands are after the first break (70% of players eliminated).
- I only posted the hands where I think I should have won or should have won more [s]money[/s] chips, please tell me what Im doing wrong.
- As always I am kinda short stacked in the first hands and even more so later on. Thats why I dont raise too much preflop with medium hands because they will surely call with anything that resembles a hand.
- My table image is very tight.
Just saw this bit at the top. My comments:

You played a lot of speculative hands in the short stack, like suited gappers, Kxs.....These hands are not going to hit most of the time. When they don't hit, you have one way of winning the hand: aggression! Save yourself the money by not playing them if you don't want to be aggressive, unless you have odds to play them, and even then, only play in LP.

Regarding your tight table image...I would be shocked if anybody noticed you were tight. Take it from someone who used to disbelieve this..."I can't believe they are calling me down with mid-pair!!! Can't they see I haven't played a hand in 3 orbits!!!" They don't have a freaking clue. They'll notice if you're a maniac. Not if you're tight.
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Old 07-20-2005, 04:33 PM     Post subject: Thnx for the comments! #7 (permalink)  
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Im pretty sure that my problem is post-flop, if my probe bet on the flop gets called, I usually check/fold on the turn/river hence losing the hand to somebody with nothing.
An A or a K on the flop scare me when I hold QQ, and when I bet more preflop with QQ I usually either lose to a K or an A, or have everybody fold.
Im scared of raising too much pre-flop with medium hands because of my poor post-flop skills.
Most of the hands that I posted were played in order to throw others off my scent making them think I play kinda loose so that they will call my monsters, the thing is, no monsters came apart from the trip 4s.
 
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