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Posted Sun Jan 14, 2007 11:55 pm GMT by supafrey
Full Tilt Poker Game #1603527526: Table Snow Flat (6 max) - $5/$10 - No Limit Hold'em - 23:48:50 ET - 2007/01/14
Seat 1: pavelzzz ($1,488.50)
Seat 2: Rocky99 ($779)
Seat 3: pmilanov ($1,035)
Seat 4: Turkey_Tom ($574.50)
Seat 5: Neudachnik ($1,327.25)
Seat 6: Mizzles ($1,029.50), is sitting out
Turkey_Tom posts the small blind of $5
Neudachnik posts the big blind of $10
The button is in seat #3
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to pavelzzz  
pavelzzz raises to $35
Rocky99 calls $35
pmilanov folds
Turkey_Tom folds
Neudachnik raises to $145
pavelzzz calls $110
Rocky99 folds
*** FLOP ***   
Neudachnik checks
pavelzzz bets $220
Neudachnik has 15 seconds left to act
pavelzzz: kk?
pavelzzz: fold
Neudachnik calls $220
*** TURN *** 
Neudachnik checks
pavelzzz bets $400
Neudachnik calls $400
*** RIVER *** 
Neudachnik bets $562.25, and is all in
pavelzzz: sick freaking river
pavelzzz calls $562.25
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Neudachnik shows   (a full house, Aces full of Fives)
pavelzzz mucks
Neudachnik wins the pot ($2,691.50) with a full house, Aces full of Fives
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $2,694.50 | Rake $3
Board:
Seat 1: pavelzzz mucked - a straight, Five high
Seat 2: Rocky99 folded before the Flop
Seat 3: pmilanov (button) didn't bet (folded)
Seat 4: Turkey_Tom (small blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 5: Neudachnik (big blind) showed and won ($2,691.50) with a full house, Aces full of Fives
Seat 6: Mizzles is sitting out
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Posted Mon Jan 15, 2007 12:11 am GMT by aaronw
Rough beat. And a very sick river card. Were you pretty sure he had you beat when you called?
Posted Mon Jan 15, 2007 12:46 am GMT by supafrey
about 90% certain. The call was probably a spew
Posted Mon Jan 15, 2007 12:47 am GMT by supafrey
This guy has had my number all night, though. It's kind of gross the 3-5 rough "coolers" he's given me to take roughly 3k off of me. (My bb/100 at 5/10 6 handed dropped kind of haaard...)
Posted Mon Jan 15, 2007 12:49 am GMT by aaronw
That sucks man. Sorry to hear that. Better luck next time. Can I have some of your thought process on calling PF here? Obviously you didn't put him on as big of a hand as he had, right? You called because you had decent implied odds and position? And you thought you could take the pot later? I am curious on your though process on this hand, especially PF. I know you didn't post this hand for analysis, I am just a bit curious about some of your moves. Much thanks in advance.
Posted Mon Jan 15, 2007 12:53 am GMT by supafrey
Posted Mon Jan 15, 2007 1:20 am GMT by supafrey
And he officially busted me on FT..
looks like I may take a break from the site. It has treated me decently over the past 3 weeks, but these shenanigans were tough. Meh. Back to the grind.
Here's what I've withdrawn, thankfully.
Posted Mon Jan 15, 2007 2:01 am GMT by MrDarling
Implied odds!
Supa knew villain to have a monster and was hoping to just this kind of a flop. Suited connectors have a hugh potential to drain villain stack if they hit. I do believe , even in those levels villain will be calling with all his chips had the 5 didn't hit the river. Especially against supa.
Supa, can you explain the pic for those of us who don't have poker tracker.
I'm guessing its :
Game type / hand played / ? / win per BB ?
Thanks
Posted Mon Jan 15, 2007 12:33 pm GMT by kingetje
if that guy played it better the two of you wouldve gotten it all-in on the flop
Posted Mon Jan 15, 2007 2:19 pm GMT by cayouche
supa, you're a great player, and you're well placed to know that everyone had ups and downs.
Take a break, and you'll be back stronger than ever.
Peace out, homeslice.
Posted Mon Jan 15, 2007 6:06 pm GMT by supafrey
The pictures are
Game (Big Blind) | Hands played at that level | $ Won at level | BB per 100 hands . A pokertracker BB is equal to 2 BBs.
Posted Tue Jan 16, 2007 6:21 pm GMT by raisebot
Nice UTG raise, and nice call PF.
I'd say the river was a little poetic justice being that you called a pot size raise preflop, given your ~1% chance of flopping a straight, and your ~2% chance of flopping 2 pair. And let's not forget the <1% chance of flopping your flush either.
Neudachnik raised so much PF because he likely knew you're full of yourself, and you'd call on a longshot.
You'd be better off playing the horses or the slots, instead of soliciting yourself as a coach.
Posted Tue Jan 16, 2007 6:23 pm GMT by raisebot
but oh yeah I forgot, you had position 
Posted Tue Jan 16, 2007 7:37 pm GMT by tame_deuces
| raisebot wrote: | Nice UTG raise, and nice call PF.
I'd say the river was a little poetic justice being that you called a pot size raise preflop, given your ~1% chance of flopping a straight, and your ~2% chance of flopping 2 pair. And let's not forget the <1% chance of flopping your flush either.
Neudachnik raised so much PF because he likely knew you're full of yourself, and you'd call on a longshot.
You'd be better off playing the horses or the slots, instead of soliciting yourself as a coach. |
The hand is played well. And I'm sure Supa is good enough to coach styles of poker which differ from the one he plays himself, which - truth be told - won't fit everyone.
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