Just finished a longish session (by my standards) and finished up just over a buy-in. I was 4-tabling tonight to try and get used to it. Meh, it’s not easy and I don’t like not having time to really pay attention to the table dynamics, but I do see the advantage in playing more hands per hour.
Here are a few hands:
http://www.pokerhand.org/?1679017
Yuck ! This is the first time in ages I have stacked off with TPTK. Even with checking behind on the turn for pot control, with 2 villains, the pot was already huge and if I called the flop I had to call the river and then make a crying call to the raise at the end. Ouch
http://www.pokerhand.org/?1679028
Villain had been raising way too much and so I was pretty sure I was ahead of his range. Problem is that he was also a calling station and A8o is still a marginal hand. Oh well, I think as played, I lost the minimum.
http://www.pokerhand.org/?1679046
I so should have raised this river for value! Damn!
http://www.pokerhand.org/?1679055
AA > QJs. Made a thin value bet on the river, hoping to get called by a pair of Kings or Queens.
http://www.pokerhand.org/?1679066
Aces again. No idea what villain had here, but probably a flush draw. Maybe a check call on the river could have induced a bluff and got more value.
Session stats:
Number of hands: 753
Net profit/loss: +$55
Winrate: +7.36 ptBB / 100
Bankroll: $1130
2 responses so far ↓
Nick // November 11, 2007 at 4:35 am |
haha why didn’t you value bet that river where you made nut straight???? You were last to act and just called??? : S
elcattivo // November 12, 2007 at 11:36 pm |
Hi there … I have not watched your blog for some days and when I get back you passed the 1k mark and are still going strong.
I am too busy too blog at the moment, but might make an update the next days … (no good news anyway)