Everyday I review two replies NUSTINHO made to someone who posted a hand history in a popular forum and also write out any points I pick up after watching a CR video. (Going through all the CTS ones first.)

Note: This is only useful to me, I'm only posting it on my blog to make sure I keep it up.

Hand 1: Guy posted this hand

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CO ($48.50)
Hero (Button) ($51.70)
SB ($77.92)
BB ($49)
UTG ($65.35)
MP ($26.50)

Preflop: Hero is Button with 10c , Jc
2 folds, CO bets $1.75, Hero raises $6, 2 folds, CO calls $4.25

Flop: ($12.75) 2d , 7c , 5c (2 players)
CO checks, Hero bets $7, CO calls $7

Turn: ($26.75) Kh (2 players)
CO checks, Hero?

NUTS replied
Preflop hand selection and sizing suck. on turn you should bet like 9.50 and shove any river

Interesting reply, I didn't think there was much wrong with the 3bet sizing but I can see how a hand like TJs is better to just flat call with than 3bet, it plays well in position so you don't want to turn it into a bluff really.
I'm suprised by NUTS suggestion for turn bet sizing but I get it now after reading other response that it sets up a nice size 2/3 pot size shove on the river. Another suggestion was to bet bigger on flop and shove the turn mmm. I would have bet this turn but wouldn't have thought about river sizing at all. I wonder if we play it differently if we have AK because it gives pretty good odds to a flush draw to call with such a small turn bet.


Hand 2 Guy posted this hand

Villain is tsif knits, a pretty good regular who 24 tables 5/10 and 3/6. We are playing hu on 2 tables just to start good 6max games.
His preflop stats are 24/21 over good sample.

He has been playing very tight oop and not 3 betting very much at all. I've been opening 100% buttons. He's been leading in between sparatically and often and will think that I am not cbetting very wide especially on a board like this. This is the second time I've raised his lead the last time i bet the turn and he folded. He hasn't been playing super agro postflop since he's 24 tabling.

Should I have jammed turn if not as played wtf do I do?

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SB ($802.50)
Hero (Button) ($641)

Preflop: Hero is Button with Qh , 7h
Hero bets $15, SB calls $12

Flop: ($36) 4s , 8h , 6h (2 players)
SB bets $18, Hero raises $66, SB calls $48

Turn: ($168) Jh (2 players)
SB bets $102, Hero calls $102

River: ($372) 8d (2 players)
SB bets $336 (he has like 60ish left), Hero?

NUTS replied

As usual I review two replies NUTS made to someone who posted a HH and watch a CTS video and write out point by point what he said to help me absorb the information, not useful to anyone but myself obv...

Hand 1. Op posted this hand

Opponent is a standard tag
The reason I led the flop because I thought someone hit it and I was going to play for stacks on the flop
but the PFR called, I thought I'd bet again to set up a river shove if I hit the flush but then he shoved into me on the turn
I did some quick metal math and came up with 28% equity and 30% equity needed to call so I folded

any better way to play this?
possibly c/r on the flop or check turn after donking

Opponent is a standard tag
The reason I led the flop because I thought someone hit it and I was going to play for stacks on the flop
but the PFR called, I thought I'd bet again to set up a river shove if I hit the flush but then he shoved into me on the turn
I did some quick metal math and came up with 28% equity and 30% equity needed to call so I folded

any better way to play this?
possibly c/r on the flop or check turn after donking



Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (6 handed) - Full-Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

MP ($100)
CO ($220.20)
Button ($39.95)
Hero (SB) ($244.30)
BB ($134.90)
UTG ($106.25)

Preflop: Hero is SB with 9h, 8h
UTG bets $3.50, MP calls $3.50, 2 folds, Hero calls $3, BB calls $2.50

Flop: ($14) 9s, Ah, 6h (4 players)
Hero bets $9, 1 fold, UTG calls $9, 1 fold

Turn: ($32) Qd (2 players)
Hero bets $30, UTG raises to $93.75 (All-In), Hero folds

Total pot: $92 | Rake: $3

Nuts replied
well planned. You could see that after calling the turn he would have 64$ left in a 92$ pot, but you did not consider the MASSIVE likelihood of him either shoving or dumping to your pot sized lead.Op Posted this hand

My thoughts
In such a big multiway pot I don't know why he would be so keen to play for stacks because if anyone showed interest it would be clear they had a big hand. I would probably still CR. On the turn I don't think you are folding out any other hands so I would probably check and make a decision based on his bet size, though I would probably call. Another option is to bet around 1/2 pot this gives you a bit of fold equity and lets you draw pretty cheap. I wouldn't have bet pot for sure, and can see as nuts says it really puts opponent in a spot where he feels he has to push or fold so not very good.

Hand 2

The guy is running 25/19 with a 3b of 5.9 over 347 hands

Standard spot to defend pf? Standard float on the flop? I might as well shove the turn since I'm pot committed after a call, but I didn't do the math for it during the hand.

the guy is running 25/19 with a 3b of 5.9 over 347 hands

Standard spot to defend pf? Standard float on the flop? I might as well shove the turn since I'm pot committed after a call, but I didn't do the math for it during the hand.

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MP ($200)
CO ($128.95)
Hero (Button) ($140.95)
SB ($63.90)
BB ($221.30)
UTG ($100)

Preflop: Hero is Button with Jc, Kc
3 folds, Hero bets $2.50, SB calls $2, BB raises to $13, Hero calls $10.50, 1 fold

Flop: ($28.50) 8h, 4s, 6d (2 players)
BB bets $22, Hero calls $22

Turn: ($72.50) Kh (2 players)
BB bets $40, Hero calls $40

River: ($152.50) 8s (2 players)
BB bets $146.30 (All-In), Hero calls $65.95 (All-In)

Total pot: $284.40 | Rake: $3
Nuts replied

preflop i would def call but it's not like its going to be very profitable for you, particularly if you are floating flops like this. I mean, I could not actually pick a worse board and hand to float with than you have chosen here. Luckily you went from like 1% to 45% against his range on the turn so you should probably shove; I don't think a 100nl player is going to bluff you for 65$ into 152$ on the river nor do I think he will betfold TT-QQ or a draw getting nearly 4:1 odds to call your shove. I mean how do you make money at poker?

I think I agree with nuts, calling in position is fine though I think 6% is a fairly low 3bet stat so folding is fine to unless you feel you have an edge. Flop is a bad one to float, with very little equity for sure. I would just fold I guess you could raise if his 3bet range is fairly linear 99+,AQ in which case he has 32 overcard combos and 36 pairs and you would have to hope he folds all his overcards to the raise.
I think as played the river is definitely a fold. I can also see how turn could be a shove..
TBH I'm still at a loss with most of the hands I look at but getting better I hope.

Everyday I review 2 responses NUTSINHO gave to someone who posted a question in the forum so I can improve my play.

I then watch a CTS video and write any useful point he makes or something I pick up to improve my game.

Hand 1

Op posted this hand

Opp is 21/16 player, super small sample though. We played a similair hand the last orbit where he called flop IP and bet turn when I c/f'ed. Basically was using this move as a counter to his possible floats. He hasnt 3bet at all yet pre (again super small sample) so we can take out KKK and JJJ maybe.

My thoughts are also how often are we actually doing this with a made hand instead of double barrelling? Is it super risky to run this play as unbalanced as I do it or is it meh 200nl players wont adjust anyway.

$1/$2 No Limit Holdem
5 players
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Stacks:
UTG ($735.05)
Hero (CO) ($240.60)
BTN ($243.00)
SB ($114.00)
BB ($117.60)

Pre-flop: ($3, 5 players) Hero is CO
1 fold, Hero raises to $6, BTN calls $6, 2 folds

Flop: ($15, 2 players)
Hero bets $10, BTN calls $10

Turn: ($35, 2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $24, Hero raises to $72, BTN calls $48

River: ($179, 2 players)
Hero bets $152.60

Nuts replied
I don't hate your play but I'd much rather check call the river to win more monies

Op replied
With our A high nuts? You think he's mainly betting missed draws. I guess we sure could!



My thoughts(not NUTS) on the hand are that sometimes CR floaters with a balanced range is pretty acceptable. I think check calling the river for value is pretty thin though even though opponent would have shoved alot of his great hands on the turn and will check behind the more marginal ones on the river and maybe only bet missed draws, again interesting to think about.



Hand 2: The mississippi bluff

Nuts writes
Joking aside, it can be a good play in rare instances when you think the opponent usually has a draw or weak hand that has no intention of folding now but may have little to no showdown value against an all-in bet or raise by the river. I played this hand just yesterday:

eldar182: posts small blind $25
rassb3: posts big blind $50
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to nutsinho [9h 7s]
Paulus_rus: folds
BenyamineX: folds
nutsinho: raises $100 to $150
Deldar182: folds
rassb3: calls $100
*** FLOP *** [4h Qh 8s]
rassb3: bets $150
nutsinho: raises $400 to $550
rassb3: calls $400
*** TURN *** [4h Qh 8s] [Kd]
rassb3: bets $550
nutsinho: calls $550
*** RIVER *** [4h Qh 8s Kd] [4c]
rassb3: bets $1150
nutsinho: raises $2600 to $3750 and is all-in
rassb3: folds
Uncalled bet ($2600) returned to nutsinho
nutsinho collected $4823 from pot

Nutsinho was referring to a bluff described by a poster on 2+2 which was just a joke.
But here Nuts applies a pre-planned river bluff in the manner described above.

I wouldn't consider making this play at my level but I guess it's worth trying to analyse the ranges Nuts might have put villain on in this hand that would make his play +EV.

I think I can here SBRUGBY saying " I would like at least a gutshot if I was considering making an advanced play like this, that little bit of equity makes a big...."

In this hand I guess the fact that villain just called the CR when he might often raise alot of his stacking off hands on this draw heavy flop might give nuts the impression that he has a weak hand/draw on the flop.
His smallish turn bet can be to draw cheaply/to induce or to blockish bet....
I think if it was a bet to induce which failed he would have bet alot stronger on the river so I can see how Nuts could be fairly sure on the river that villain would fold to a shove.

Having said that I'm just guessing at what he may of been thinking, I wouldn't try make that play (yet) and I also think Nuts is repping pretty thin on the river himself but interesting 1 to get me thinking anyways as usual.

CTS Video 3 (Some points I picked up)
(Number 3 refers to the third video he made for CR)

1.3bet J/Q etc. X suited CR overs and FD all in often on flop.
2.Just check calls flop with Bot Pr and CR turned 2pr
3.Makes plays at boards villain is unlikely to hit e.g. called 3bet 56s IP raised Cbet on AT flop (good flop to make plays at (small semi-bluff raises) he said when their range is wide)
4. NH defended A3s AK flop went CC he was going to bet any turn but turn was K so he check called and bet-folded river but guy called Q high nice
6.He says u can raise almost any button vs players who aren't adjusting well.
7. He picked up timing tells - thinking & checking with moderate hands & insta-firing with all his bluffs
8.Cbet Overs and NFD on flop obv. but just checked behind on turn and Vbet A river but would have folded to CR because player had been adjusting to his play by calling down light not bluffing.
9.If guy gets moved off alot of hands you can play looser oop e.g. cr bluff alot of flops
10.Didn't & wouldn't DBL barrel bluff low board especially when turn card falls in that range as well. as all the hands they peeled flop with usually improved etc..
11.Didnt 4bet KK as he hadn't 4bet yet just kept betting when checked to on low board as guy was calling down light
12.3bet AJ for value
13. Most important thing about being HU player is thinking about their game " What is he doing wrong and how can I exploit it." this guy was CS so he wouldnt be bluffing beyond CB flop and would be VB pretty thin vs him next hand great example - defends T7s going for CR on 458 flop but went CC bet 8 turn (he picked up FD) river is 4 dbl paired board but gave him flush said it's good board for A high so he vbet and guy called him with A high
14.Limped J5 flop AK4 he bet got fold - but he said had guy CR he wouldnt give him much credit because he had bumped him up b4 so prob doing that any ace so wouldn;t have anything in this limped pot
15. Checked down A high and vbet A river - says vs weak players you can pause check turn but good players will pounce on that.
16.Doesn't like playing trashy Aces oop AT or better
17.3bet ATs checked down 996 flop vs. dude who hardly bluffs
18.Just called 88 oop tweener hand vs. this guy
19.Called 3bet 88 slowplayed 568 flop bet turn small when checked to to induce

I'm only 15 minutes into a 60 min video.





CTS 3rd Video Review

1. He Will quit a guy if momentum of the match shifts in villains favour
2.HU starting hand requirements are based on the feeling of the match.
Looking to exploit his weakness and adjust before villain does.
3.3bet AJs CB KQ7 flop with flush draw got called and went for CR all in on blank turn but guy bet ½ pot so checke called hit J on river and hoped it was good - got checked through was good. (Made mental note guy can float air and stab turn but unlikely to follow through on river.)
5. 3bet Kto got raise on 9sTs6x flop and got all in for 140bb and was behind 96. His play was a slight mistake I think when you look at his flop raising range even if you include all the draws in villains range the STOXEV math tool for shoving shows that it is slightly - EV long term.
6. Started 3betting lighter cuz he's been showing down good hands
In 3bet pots so gives him license to be a bit looser.
7. Flopped TP and Straight draw went for value on 2 streets and was planning to bet river small to be looked up by worse but was min CR on turn by fairly passive player CTS flat called and called ¼ river pot bet.
Villain had flopped straight but CTS was happy with his play.
9. Bumps up limper with any decent hand even though he will be oop, encourages more folding rather than limping.
10. Bet flop TT7 GS, 1 over & BD flush draw. The turn was a 5 which gave him a flush draw but didn't bet as unlikely to fold out whaterver villain floated flop with. River was a 7 which meant he beat 89 and counterfeited 1 pair hands but probably not often enough to call so would have folded to bet but luckily it went check check.
11. Raised OTB limper again and happy to CB A flop as not a big part of most peoples limping range but big part of CTS raising range.
12. Folded BD Flush draw and overs to unknown donkin range on low flop vs. decent player.
13. Called 3bet T9s didn't bet low flop with bare overs as guy likes to check jam a lot.
14.called 3bet again 1 high card says good flop to bluff raise but dude expects it so just checked behind turned straight draw so took a stab.
15. Called raise oop T9o about as weak as he goes flop 7J so CR
16.limped a4 got lead into on k flop didn't try raaise as been winning a lot
17. Usually folds 64o but wanted a decent hand to 4bet bluff with.
Flop 239 schecks behind sometimes but bet it got cr and gave it up.
18. No showdown value 78 on 6AQ so always CB unless planning delayed CB.
19. Looks at bet flop % a lot if they CB 80-90 he will eat them alive by letting them CB and CR with air.(Also looks at how often fold to CB and flop raises etc. Also WTSD% & Won @ SD% when raised turn/river. Also looks at CB turn % some people on bet Over-card turns as bluff e.g. if they have KJ on J flop turn is a Q they will check)
21. Was going to CR 886 flop with 9T but doesn't love it flop went check-check though so bet turn esp. as he picked up straight draw.
22. Flopped A high flush draw on monotone flop, CTS said he would check behind because he would get semi bluff CR a lot and doesn't love getting it in. He got lead into just called hit flush bet 90% pot.
23. Flopped dbl gut-shot J58 after calling with 79 I thought he would CR but he says he has too much equity - would get it in with Flush draw cuz its too obv. when you hit but here CTS has good implied odds so just called turn 7 would have called 1 more street got checked though rivered 6 so VB straight, villain made small raise but CTS thinks he would have bet 9T on turn for sure so value jammed.
24. 4bet 65o flop 7AK CB 6/10 pot turned was 8 only ½ pot size bet but doesn't have to fold too often with equity so shoved. (He did the calculation after which I can replicate in STOXEV shoving tool which shows villain only has to fold 17% of time. - Villain folded KQ.)
25. In limped pots where he has no chance to improve he will just throw out a bet on flop (a stab) to try win pot. In this hand he turned bottom pr but just checked it down and would probably fold to bet.
26. KJ flop didn't CB as guy timed a bit so thinking of CR or has some sort of hand so CTS just tried to check his A high down
27. 3bets 50bb stack light with bad hands as they give you credit because they think you wouldn't do it because you can't get away from hands but he will do it with 65o for e.g. which he can still get away from. Also makes it hard for them to make moves on flop after you CB as they have so little fold equity.
28. Raised QK didn't CB 522 flop turn was Q guy leads CTS raises for value as guy doesn't have too many 2's in range. His raise also looks suspect so he expects to get called down lighter. (Most people would flat here on turn as they don't want too build a big pot but given situation CTS felt he was right.)
29. Called with 22 OOP floated CB on 538 flop and folded 8 turn. Says he wouldn't have floated 558 flop as would just get counterfeited too often by anything also didn't think of CR, I guess as 22 has so little equity to improve.
30.CTS says HU play is important to improve hand reading skills and looking for good spot to make moves etc.
31. Called re-raise Kjs, flopped overs and some BD draws but just gave up on flop - this time - I think he would make moves sometimes - but just letting villain win one.
32. He talked about a leak some 6max guys have playing HU CB too much, all their air and bottom pair hands and then get put in tough spots facing Check-Raises etc.
33. 3bet 65s CB A75 flop with 2 BD draws as well even though he expects to get played back at on A high flops quite a bit.
34. 4bet TT vs. guy who had been 3betting a lot, guy shoved A6o. (Getting in with TT here is fine obv. Vs, anyone who 3bets 9%+ which would obv. Be the case HU)
35. Reviewed some of the earlier hands again at the end of the video.
A) Reviewed J7s hand... CTS 3bet, flop 245 (CTS had flush draw) said problem with CB is you get shoved on by people with overs and wheel draw so check bombed instead. (He said sometime villain will fold their AK in this spot which is a mistake)
B) Check called flop with bottom pair and donked turned 2pr as he often does this as a bluff (if he peels with gut-shot) and it's good to balance your range - also expected to get played at quite a bit in this instance as it was a draw heavy board.
C)Explained power of semi bluff... CTS 3bet Q4s check bombed flop with over an flush draw again because if over-card is live he has 45% equity vs. 1pr hands Even though his play seems transparent villain won't have a hand he can stack off with that often
D) Flopped top set vs. 3bet on 785 flop, slow-played 1 street as villain won't have a hand much, wouldn't have folded even if 6 rolled off as pot is too big and it's too likely villain is bluffing.


Phew, one day I'll have enough time left over too play poker. I don't care, some of this stuff is actually starting to seep in for the first time. I think by the end of the week after a full review I'll have a good understanding of why CTS does what he does etc. and this exercise can only improve my game.

(I review two of NUTSINHO replies to someones HH in a popular forum so I can apply it to & hopefully improve my game.)

A poster posted this hand...

CO ($22.50)
Button ($154.95)
SB ($100.50)
BB ($100.90)
UTG ($102)
Hero (MP) ($106.10)

Preflop: Hero is MP with 5s , As
1 fold, Hero bets $3, 1 fold, Button calls $3, 1 fold, BB calls $2

Flop: ($9.50) 6 , 5 , 5 (3 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $6, Button calls $6, 1 fold

Turn: ($21.50) A (2 players)
Hero checks, Button bets $15, Hero calls $15

River: ($51.50) K (2 players)
Hero checks, Button bets $60, Hero raises to $82.10 (All-In), Button calls $22.10

Total pot: $215.70 | Rake: $3

Nutsinho writes

Unfortunately, I realised after having not posted a blog in a year I've actually gone backwards in that time despite playing poker full time. Wow.
I'm actually struggling at .5 NL on Stars and just playing awfully to be honest.
I plan to blog everyday until I'm a regular at the 25-50 games lol.
I think the biggest thing I've lost in my game is accountability, when I do something stupid at the poker table no-one has to know so I feel like I 'get away' with it.
But from now on I plan to do 3 things everyday that I play poker.
1. Watch a full CTS video (I know the play is very different to micros but still..)
2. Review some posts from NUTSINHO on another forum (He stopped posting there apparently but he's such a good player and unlike other players who stopped posting when they got good he actually posted more so just looking at his old responses is a gold-mine of insight.)
3.Post my worst hands of the day.

I'll also write about anything else poker-related that I find worthwhile or interesting

Yeah I did it! I moved up to 100nl on 18th May (after moving up from .25-.50) only 2 weeks earlier. And now In about 15 days (well I took this weekend off so 13) I made 40 buy ins at 100nl so I now have in total 40 buy ins for a shot at 200 Nl.

Pretty chuffed that I made the target and thats in spite of taking a 10 buy in downswing when stupid PA hud crashed for 3 days!! Its not that I needed the product it just tilted me that they werent fixing it & sending me generic responses - in the end all they had to do was send me a registration code, I spent 4 emails just trying to get such a simple thing but they just dont have a clue. In the end it still wasnt sorted out and I just gave up. Luckily it all worked out for the best because it forced me to look around for another product and I came across Holdem manager which has been getting rave reviews and is a 10x better product !! the back-up service is much better as well apparently.

Well I hope it goes well at 200nl I'll keep u posted - I'll have to take some money out of my account soon though so I might drop down soon even if its going alright.

Aah so annoying just played the hundred grand or something only 11$ buy in, I dont usually like tournies but what the hell. So Im doing alright 22 000 players to start and we down to the last 5000.

I have a 14k stack blinds are 200/400

I pick up KsJs, Utg+2 and raise 2.5 buy ins (a little small in retrospect) I get 2 callers co+1 (9k)& BB(12k), flop is Qs3s5d, bb leads for 300 into 3.3k pot I raise with my draw to try pick up the pot right there to 3.6k he calls turn is 7s (jackpot I have the 2nd nuts) Pot is about 10k I have about 8k left we get it in and he has the nuts As3s doh!!!

I want to go str to the 100nl games again but I said I would take a 20min break - I feel theres times Im tilting but I dont admit it/realise so I force myself to take a break in a scenario like this just to be safe.

Yay, I made 22 buy ins the last 9 days so I can move up to 100nl which I did this evening.

I am well over-rolled and ive taken alot of money out of my account in relation to micro-stakes, basically made alot of excuses for not moving up, but I got talking the shit with some regular who took 6 months off and was berating me for still being a loser down at microstakes - fair enough cuz i give people shit to - but it got to me and now Im not taking any money out of my account for a while and moving up to a new level each time ive got 40 buy ins for the new level and so we'll see how it goes.

Speaking of talking shit i saw guy yawning_boy at 50nl & i thought that was Andrew wiggins sn & he was making a video but he was on 6 tables so it was unlikely. He also seemed to be losing quite a bit obv limping small pairs and baby sc in early pos & still hoping to get paid, calling draws and then over value-betting when he hit and hoping to get paid cbetting the wrong players etc.. Basically doing alot of stuff people who play at higher levels thinks works at lower levels & not really adjusting to specific players but probably wasnt him, i think they tied to full tilt. Anyway wish me luck at 100 who knows maybe a few weeks ill be at 200nl, keep u posted.

What a session!

First I get a royal flush after 3betting lag's otb raise with KQs (he had ak but I was way ahead of his range pre) then I get 3bet by a weak player who has raised 2 hands in 84, I made a small 4bet just to see his reaction & chose to fold correctly he had AA.

The weak turn bet was too make me look weak so this aggro lag could come over top with a bluff

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Seat 1: iLLie ($50)
Seat 2: onemantd ($26.35)
Seat 3: AKWinWinAK ($45.05) -
Seat 4: Noble007 ($50) -
Seat 5: Nibbler84 ($38.45) -
Seat 6: hedicht ($54.70)


PRE-FLOP:

Noble007 posts small blind $0.25
Nibbler84 posts BIG blind $0.50
Dealt To: Noble007


FOLD hedicht
FOLD iLLie
FOLD onemantd
RAISE AKWinWinAK ($1.50)
RAISE Noble007 ($5)
FOLD Nibbler84
CALL AKWinWinAK ($3.50)


FLOP:

Pot: $10.75


BET Noble007 ($7)
CALL AKWinWinAK ($7)


TURN:

Pot: $24.75


BET Noble007 ($10)
RAISE AKWinWinAK ($33.05)
CALL Noble007 ($23.05)


RIVER:

Pot: $90.85




SHOWDOWN:
Noble007:

AKWinWinAK:


Noble007 collected $87.6 from main pot

SUMMARY:
Total pot: $90 Rake: $3

Final Board:


Seat 1: iLLie folded before Flop didnt bet - Net Gain/Loss: ($0)
Seat 2: onemantd folded before Flop didnt bet - Net Gain/Loss: ($0)
Seat 3: AKWinWinAK button showed [As Kh] and lost with a pair of Aces - Net Gain/Loss: ($-31.55)

Seat 4: Noble007 small blind showed [Qc Kc] and won 87.60 with a Royal Flush - Net Gain/Loss: ($66.85)
Seat 5: Nibbler84 big blind folded before Flop - Net Gain/Loss: ($-0.5)
Seat 6: hedicht folded before Flop didnt bet - Net Gain/Loss: ($0)


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Seat 1: Noble007 ($78)
Seat 2: havana77 ($58.70) -
Seat 3: Laer187 ($40.55) -
Seat 4: Schijndelll ($24.20) -
Seat 5: scoual12 ($11.95)
Seat 6: drogenhundi ($65.35)


PRE-FLOP:

Laer187 posts small blind $0.25
Schijndelll posts BIG blind $0.50
Dealt To: Noble007


FOLD scoual12
FOLD drogenhundi
RAISE Noble007 ($2)
RAISE havana77 ($5)
FOLD Laer187
FOLD Schijndelll
RAISE Noble007 ($11)
RAISE havana77 ($26.50)
FOLD Noble007

havana77 collected $22.75 from main pot

SUMMARY:
Total pot: $22 Rake: $0

Seat 1: Noble007 folded before Flop - Net Gain/Loss: ($-11)
Seat 2: havana77 button collected 22.75 - Net Gain/Loss: ($8.75)
Seat 3: Laer187 small blind folded before Flop - Net Gain/Loss: ($-0.25)
Seat 4: Schijndelll big blind folded before Flop - Net Gain/Loss: ($-0.5)
Seat 5: scoual12 folded before Flop didnt bet - Net Gain/Loss: ($0)
Seat 6: drogenhundi folded before Flop didnt bet - Net Gain/Loss: ($0)


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Good session I played 1 bad hand.

Raised JJ utg complete over aggro donk calls. 80/x

Again as I mentioned in an earlier blog I should have bet folded flop in this situation or even check fold. But I check called Akx flop min raised weak turn bet lol and called small river bet.

There is a lot of air in his range but not on an AK flop. I couldnt have played that hand any worse if I tried, oh well, you you learn. (sbrugby says you dont make the same mistake twice but I just did - 3rd times the charm though)