Thursday 10 September 2009

Session 3

Hands: 260
Net Loss: $1254

Concentration: 6-
Preplay Prep: 3 - no food = light headedness and paid for it
Avoiding RE: 10
Cbetting strategy: 10
Don't Reward The Nit: 10
Regular Timing: 5 - Didn't do it
Applying Pressure: 9

This session was not very good, in the sense I lost a decent amount of money. It is though extremely useful in reminding me why eating and preparing properly are so important.

I got 1 outed early in the session for $800 pot, hand:

$2/$4 No Limit Holdem
5 players
Converted at weaktight.com


Stacks:

UTG Hero ($788.00)
CO PENGUINS25 ($856.05)
BTN SMITN_KITTEN ($2057.35)
SB BADBERT18 ($432.15)
BB WEAREND ($1659.70)



Pre-flop: ($6, 5 players) Hero is UTG

Hero raises to $14, 2 folds, BADBERT18 calls $12, WEAREND calls $10

Flop: ($42, 3 players)
BADBERT18 checks, WEAREND checks, Hero bets $30, BADBERT18 raises to $99, WEAREND folds, Hero calls $69

Turn: ($240, 2 players)
BADBERT18 bets $319.15, Hero calls $319.15

River: ($878.30, 2 players)

Final Pot: $878.30
BADBERT18 shows:
Hero shows:

BADBERT18 wins $874.80 ( won +$442.65 )
WEAREND lost -$14
Hero lost -$432.15


I find it too difficult to get worked up by these though, as reciprocally in his shoes I would have played the hand exactly the same way, and he in my shoes. Set over set, it's not like I would have folded the 66 and he got lucky by bad play, it's just a perfect example of a reciprocal zero EV value situation. Light headed as I was though with no food, it did tilt me a little at the time which I'm angry about.

Same player then coolered me (in my book):

$2/$4 No Limit Holdem
4 players
Converted at weaktight.com


Stacks:
CO BADBERT18 ($1070.10)
BTN WEAREND ($1666.20)
SB Hero ($816.00)
BB PENGUINS25 ($832.05)


Pre-flop: ($6, 4 players) Hero is SB

BADBERT18 raises to $12, 1 fold, Hero raises to $40, 1 fold, BADBERT18 calls $28

Flop: ($84, 2 players)
Hero bets $47, BADBERT18 calls $47

Turn: ($178, 2 players)
Hero bets $125, BADBERT18 calls $125

River: ($428, 2 players)
Hero bets $604, BADBERT18 calls $604

Final Pot: $1,636
Hero shows:
BADBERT18 shows:

BADBERT18 wins $1,633.50 ( won +$817.50 )
Hero lost -$816


I overbet on the presumption that I'm never bet folding, and he's just as likely to call an overbet than a pot size bet. Meh.

Light headedness then led to this hand where I forgot or didn't care that fish who SNAP call 3 streets aren't about to fold the river.

$2/$4 No Limit Holdem
6 players
Converted at weaktight.com


Stacks:
UTG WEAREND ($1037.00)
UTG+1 BADBERT18 ($400.00)
CO DARINGDARREN ($244.00)
BTN SMITN_KITTEN ($768.00)
SB NELLSBOYFREND ($468.50)
BB Hero ($1011.00)


Pre-flop: ($6, 6 players) Hero is BB

4 folds, NELLSBOYFREND raises to $12, Hero raises to $38, NELLSBOYFREND calls $26

Flop: ($76, 2 players)
NELLSBOYFREND checks, Hero bets $40, NELLSBOYFREND calls $40

Turn: ($156, 2 players)
NELLSBOYFREND checks, Hero bets $95, NELLSBOYFREND calls $95

River: ($346, 2 players)
NELLSBOYFREND checks, Hero bets $838, NELLSBOYFREND calls $295.50

Final Pot: $1,479.50
NELLSBOYFREND shows:
Hero shows:

NELLSBOYFREND wins $933.50 ( won +$465 )
Hero wins $542.50 ( lost -$468.50 )


I did pull off this one bluff where he folded and showed AA which got me chuckling.

$2/$4 No Limit Holdem
6 players
Converted at weaktight.com


Stacks:
UTG COOKEMAN23 ($849.00)
UTG+1 SKOOP2 ($2269.00)
CO PENGUINS25 ($1489.80)
BTN Hero ($854.00)
SB YEAWHATEVER ($674.40)
BB BADBERT18 ($368.60)

Pre-flop: ($6, 6 players) Hero is BTN

COOKEMAN23 raises to $14, 2 folds, Hero raises to $42, 2 folds, COOKEMAN23 raises to $100, Hero calls $58

Flop: ($206, 2 players)
COOKEMAN23 checks, Hero bets $125, COOKEMAN23 calls $125

Turn: ($456, 2 players)
COOKEMAN23 checks, Hero checks

River: ($456, 2 players)
COOKEMAN23 checks, Hero bets $629, COOKEMAN23 folds

Final Pot: $1,085

Hero wins $1,082 ( won +$228 )
COOKEMAN23 lost -$225


Both the 3bet and call of the small 4bet are meh, but I'm in position deep and was trying to set the tone of the session whereby I cannot be messed with. One he checks flop he has air, QQ, AK or AA (this villain). Bet on the flop to move him off air, fail, so AK/AA/QQ left. Range doesn't change on the turn, but on the river I felt sure he wouldn't be looking to check back QQ or a J. My range flatting the 4bet can be QQ or JJ very often, and it's just whether he folds AA/AK. My twopence worth is that when you turn your hand into a bluff catcher like this, you need to be calling, but his scared play up to the river means he's not likely in the mood to call a 200BB river overshove. Just lol at his fold and show really....

Was just about to play again, but still haven't eaten apart from some skittles... so going to cook pasta then hopefully have a concentrated, REless of winning dollars.

dan

1 comments:

Chris 11 September 2009 at 05:10  

Shouldn't you have like you 10 commandements or whatever your check list is written above your computer, then before you play you are forced to read and check list them! Preparation should never be a 3!!!