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The session before today, I dropped something stupid like 70k to isildur in a matter of 2-300 hands of me playing terribly and him running very hot. This bothered me and I had really been looking forward to a rematch. Got it today; it went very well.
What a last day before the Bahamas!
It goes without saying that I ran really well. Anytime you win 30 buy-ins in a HU session, you ran really, really good.
A few hands:
Poker Stars, $25/$50 Pot Limit Omaha Cash, 2 Players
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[b]BTN: $24,417.50 (488.4 bb)[/b]
[b]Hero (BB): $50,331 (1,006.6 bb)[/b]
[b]Preflop[/b]: Hero is BB with A:diamond: K:club: A:club: 7:diamond:
[color="red"]BTN raises to $150[/color], [color="red"]Hero raises to $450[/color], [color="red"]BTN raises to $1,350[/color], [color="red"]Hero raises to $4,050[/color], BTN calls $2,700
[b]Flop[/b]: ($8,100) 4:club: Q:heart: J:club:[color="blue"] (2 players)[/color]
[color="red"]Hero bets $8,099.50[/color], BTN calls $8,099.50
[b]Turn[/b]: ($24,299) 5:spade:[color="blue"] (2 players)[/color]
[color="red"]Hero bets $24,298.50[/color], BTN calls $12,268 and is all-in
[b]River[/b]: ($60,865.50) 4:heart:[color="blue"] (2 players, 1 is all-in)[/color]
[b]Results:[/b] $60,865.50 pot ($0.50 rake)
Final Board: 4:club: Q:heart: J:club: 5:spade: 4:heart:
BTN showed T:club: A:spade: 9:spade: J:heart: and lost (-$24,417.50 net)
Hero showed A:diamond: K:club: A:club: 7:diamond: and won $60,865 ($24,417 net)
Not a lot to say about this one. We had been 4/5betting pretty light and my aces here are really premium so I don't mind a 5bet OOP even with our really deep stacks. This actually wound up being the last hand of the session.
Poker Stars, $25/$50 Pot Limit Omaha Cash, 2 Players
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[b]BTN: $16,272 (325.4 bb)[/b]
[b]Hero (BB): $39,890 (797.8 bb)[/b]
[b]Preflop[/b]: Hero is BB with A:spade: 9:diamond: J:diamond: 5:spade:
[color="red"]BTN raises to $150[/color], [color="red"]Hero raises to $450[/color], [color="red"]BTN raises to $1,350[/color], Hero calls $900
[b]Flop[/b]: ($2,700) A:diamond: 3:club: 8:heart:[color="blue"] (2 players)[/color]
Hero checks, [color="red"]BTN bets $1,750[/color], [color="red"]Hero raises to $4,100[/color], BTN calls $2,350
[b]Turn[/b]: ($10,900) 2:diamond:[color="blue"] (2 players)[/color]
Hero checks, BTN checks
[b]River[/b]: ($10,900) Q:diamond:[color="blue"] (2 players)[/color]
[color="red"]Hero bets $10,850[/color], BTN calls $10,822 and is all-in
[b]Results:[/b] $32,572 pot ($0.50 rake)
Final Board: A:diamond: 3:club: 8:heart: 2:diamond: Q:diamond:
BTN showed 9:spade: 6:diamond: 7:spade: 4:diamond: and lost (-$16,272 net)
Hero showed A:spade: 9:diamond: J:diamond: 5:spade: and won $32,571.50 ($16,271.50 net)
I was pretty proud of this one. I had been c/raising these polarized spots pretty light and thought it was a good time to go for thin value on the flop and get floats from a huge part of his range. River obviously plays itself, I actually figured he would have jammed diamonds on the turn.
Poker Stars, $25/$50 Pot Limit Omaha Cash, 2 Players
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[b]BB: $14,993 (299.9 bb)[/b]
[b]Hero (BTN): $14,538.50 (290.8 bb)[/b]
[b]Preflop[/b]: Hero is BTN with A:diamond: 2:club: A:heart: 9:diamond:
[color="red"]Hero raises to $150[/color], [color="red"]BB raises to $450[/color], [color="red"]Hero raises to $1,350[/color], [color="red"]BB raises to $4,050[/color], [color="red"]Hero raises to $12,150[/color], BB calls $8,100
[b]Flop[/b]: ($24,300) K:club: Q:diamond: J:diamond:[color="blue"] (2 players)[/color]
BB checks, [color="red"]Hero bets $2,388.50 and is all-in[/color], BB calls $2,388.50
[b]Turn[/b]: ($29,077) 6:spade:[color="blue"] (2 players, 1 is all-in)[/color]
[b]River[/b]: ($29,077) A:club:[color="blue"] (2 players, 1 is all-in)[/color]
[b]Results:[/b] $29,077 pot ($0.50 rake)
Final Board: K:club: Q:diamond: J:diamond: 6:spade: A:club:
BB showed 8:club: 7:club: J:heart: 9:heart: and lost (-$14,538.50 net)
Hero showed A:diamond: 2:club: A:heart: 9:diamond: and won $29,076.50 ($14,538 net)
Our games are always very aggressive :). Today I happened to find myself on the good side of these preflop situations.
Poker Stars, $25/$50 Pot Limit Omaha Cash, 2 Players
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[b]BB: $9,319 (186.4 bb)[/b]
[b]Hero (BTN): $30,366 (607.3 bb)[/b]
[b]Preflop[/b]: Hero is BTN with A:diamond: 9:club: 2:spade: J:club:
[color="red"]Hero raises to $150[/color], [color="red"]BB raises to $450[/color], Hero calls $300
[b]Flop[/b]: ($900) J:diamond: 8:club: 6:club:[color="blue"] (2 players)[/color]
[color="red"]BB bets $650[/color], Hero calls $650
[b]Turn[/b]: ($2,200) 5:heart:[color="blue"] (2 players)[/color]
[color="red"]BB bets $1,750[/color], [color="red"]Hero raises to $7,449.50[/color], [color="red"]BB raises to $8,219 and is all-in[/color], Hero calls $769.50
[b]River[/b]: ($18,638) 6:diamond:[color="blue"] (2 players, 1 is all-in)[/color]
[b]Results:[/b] $18,638 pot ($0.50 rake)
Final Board: J:diamond: 8:club: 6:club: 5:heart: 6:diamond:
BB showed K:spade: T:heart: 7:heart: 4:spade: and won $18,637.50 ($9,318.50 net)
Hero showed A:diamond: 9:club: 2:spade: J:club: and lost (-$9,319 net)
Oops. Not a lot to say about this one.
So there are plenty more hands, but realistically it's just a lot of me having the nuts to his second nuts and that old thing. Today was a good day. Stoked to fly out to the Bahamas tomorrow.
Crossing my fingers for good weather.
Cheers,
Mike
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