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So demanding
Love those chips
Snapped a few pics while playing @EnjoyLife 's home game.
@AnteAndy was also in attendance.
Great setup, lots of fun. Managed not to lose...fantastic!!
Forgot to take pics of the hotdog roller in action!
@AnteAndy was also in attendance.
Great setup, lots of fun. Managed not to lose...fantastic!!
Forgot to take pics of the hotdog roller in action!
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Odranoel77
Flush
Little HU with wife this week-end
The Protege's and the Midnight Jazz Club card capper from @Thomacetti brought me luck last night. In for $20 and out for $36 and change.
We played a bomb pot in the middle of the session for $1 each player in a 0.10/0.20 NLHE game in which I was dealt Q6 suited. Flop comes and I hit the second nuts with Kxx of my suit. I bet $3 into a $6 pot, player to my left min raised to $6. Folds around and I call. Turn and river are blanks and being suspicious of what villain has, I check both streets and miraculously he doesn't bet any more. Turns out he flopped the nuts with A8 suited and I was drawing dead the whole time. I was waiting to see if the board paired on the turn or river to put out a semi bluff, but villain is known in my experience to be a tight aggressive, but sticky player once he is in a hand. Even if the board paired he likely would have called any any bet from me with the nut flush. I lost the most chips on that hand.
I made those chips back and then some on these two hands, though. First one is that I picked up A10 not suited on the button. We're six handed at this point and I bump it to 0.60 when everyone limps to me. Villain from last hand in the small blind folds, big blind, who likes to express a table image of a LAG, but tends to be more TAG that's capable of a bluff here and there, three bets to $1.25. The limpers all fold around to me and I call and we're going heads up to the flop. Flop came A106 rainbow. Villain bets $1.50 into a $3.20 pot and I call. Turn comes the 8 of hearts with the heart flush draw now out there. Villain bets $5 into a $6.20 pot. In this spot, I've seen villain bet heavy to protect a middling hand like a flush draw, top pair or second pair, or even with a weak two pair. If he had a made hand like a set he would have been betting lower for deception to try and solicit a call from me. This villain and I know each other very well and have been playing against each other for over 15 years now. He knows that I know that he has a wide range on the big blind and can try to get me off of middling holdings by three betting me and betting heavy as the aggressor out of position. No such luck though because I absolutely smashed that flop, and I go all in for $13.25 effective after his $5 bet. Villain tanked for about 45 seconds before eventually folding and cussing under his breath. He did not show me what he had but he told me later that he did have an ace in his hand. Playing elsewhere, I'll be honest, I probably would have played this a bit differently, but I had a bead on exactly what the villain was trying to do here and I ended up being right that time.
The second hand where I made good value I picked up 7/10 of spades on the big blind. Button min raised to 0.40 after it limped to him, SB folds, I call, everyone else except for the cutoff folds, and we're going three ways to the flop. Flop comes 9 6 K with two spades. I bet 0.50 into a pot of $1.40, cutoff folds and the button calls. Turn was a blank, I forget actually what it was, but something like the two of diamonds. I slow down and check and button checks back, as it's unlikely that either of us improved with that turn. This villain is a competent, but rather tight, passive player that will only raise if he has a decent hand. I have not seen him get a bluff across the line as far as I can remember, or if he does, he does not show it. The river came an 8, which did not make a flush for me but did make the 6-10 straight. I bet 0.75 for value into a pot of $2.40 for value. To my happy surprise, button raises to $4 for an over pot bet. I snap call and villain turned over 5/7 for the lower 5-9 straight. I show him the bad news and I take it down.
Beyond that, the session was nothing else very exciting. I picked up some blinds here and there by raising preflop on suited connectors or by getting other decent hands like Q9, K9, J8 or J7, for example to heads up or three handed going to the flop and C-betting. I actually did not have many very good starting hands on the night. The only pocket pair I picked up was 9's once on the button, but I quickly folded after a flop of A K Q with two hearts came out and a bet and a raise occurred before it got to my action. I suppose that's the beauty of cash games, right? Finding value in deceptive hands that have the potential to be strong.
Some Protege cash set pron and action shots:
Last two photos show a sick beat. Flopped quads for one player but a turned straight got taken to Value Town.
We played a bomb pot in the middle of the session for $1 each player in a 0.10/0.20 NLHE game in which I was dealt Q6 suited. Flop comes and I hit the second nuts with Kxx of my suit. I bet $3 into a $6 pot, player to my left min raised to $6. Folds around and I call. Turn and river are blanks and being suspicious of what villain has, I check both streets and miraculously he doesn't bet any more. Turns out he flopped the nuts with A8 suited and I was drawing dead the whole time. I was waiting to see if the board paired on the turn or river to put out a semi bluff, but villain is known in my experience to be a tight aggressive, but sticky player once he is in a hand. Even if the board paired he likely would have called any any bet from me with the nut flush. I lost the most chips on that hand.
I made those chips back and then some on these two hands, though. First one is that I picked up A10 not suited on the button. We're six handed at this point and I bump it to 0.60 when everyone limps to me. Villain from last hand in the small blind folds, big blind, who likes to express a table image of a LAG, but tends to be more TAG that's capable of a bluff here and there, three bets to $1.25. The limpers all fold around to me and I call and we're going heads up to the flop. Flop came A106 rainbow. Villain bets $1.50 into a $3.20 pot and I call. Turn comes the 8 of hearts with the heart flush draw now out there. Villain bets $5 into a $6.20 pot. In this spot, I've seen villain bet heavy to protect a middling hand like a flush draw, top pair or second pair, or even with a weak two pair. If he had a made hand like a set he would have been betting lower for deception to try and solicit a call from me. This villain and I know each other very well and have been playing against each other for over 15 years now. He knows that I know that he has a wide range on the big blind and can try to get me off of middling holdings by three betting me and betting heavy as the aggressor out of position. No such luck though because I absolutely smashed that flop, and I go all in for $13.25 effective after his $5 bet. Villain tanked for about 45 seconds before eventually folding and cussing under his breath. He did not show me what he had but he told me later that he did have an ace in his hand. Playing elsewhere, I'll be honest, I probably would have played this a bit differently, but I had a bead on exactly what the villain was trying to do here and I ended up being right that time.
The second hand where I made good value I picked up 7/10 of spades on the big blind. Button min raised to 0.40 after it limped to him, SB folds, I call, everyone else except for the cutoff folds, and we're going three ways to the flop. Flop comes 9 6 K with two spades. I bet 0.50 into a pot of $1.40, cutoff folds and the button calls. Turn was a blank, I forget actually what it was, but something like the two of diamonds. I slow down and check and button checks back, as it's unlikely that either of us improved with that turn. This villain is a competent, but rather tight, passive player that will only raise if he has a decent hand. I have not seen him get a bluff across the line as far as I can remember, or if he does, he does not show it. The river came an 8, which did not make a flush for me but did make the 6-10 straight. I bet 0.75 for value into a pot of $2.40 for value. To my happy surprise, button raises to $4 for an over pot bet. I snap call and villain turned over 5/7 for the lower 5-9 straight. I show him the bad news and I take it down.
Beyond that, the session was nothing else very exciting. I picked up some blinds here and there by raising preflop on suited connectors or by getting other decent hands like Q9, K9, J8 or J7, for example to heads up or three handed going to the flop and C-betting. I actually did not have many very good starting hands on the night. The only pocket pair I picked up was 9's once on the button, but I quickly folded after a flop of A K Q with two hearts came out and a bet and a raise occurred before it got to my action. I suppose that's the beauty of cash games, right? Finding value in deceptive hands that have the potential to be strong.
Some Protege cash set pron and action shots:
Last two photos show a sick beat. Flopped quads for one player but a turned straight got taken to Value Town.
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OfficerLovejoy
Full House
And away we go!
The weekly PCF Europe homegame is in full swing.
The weekly PCF Europe homegame is in full swing.
BillyBluff
Flush
Next time! I have other plans tonight - I've been told
OfficerLovejoy
Full House
Always another time mate! Keep the mrs happy today.Next time! I have other plans tonight - I've been told
OfficerLovejoy
Full House
And another lockdown game in the bag!
In for €50
Out for €84,50
Great playing with you guys again and thank you @Eriks for hosting.
@Santa123
@Poppin92
@Coyote
@Ethan
@Ainton
Ethan was the big winner tonight and I wish him nothing but the best. No really. No bad feelings about that set over set whatsoever.
None.
In for €50
Out for €84,50
Great playing with you guys again and thank you @Eriks for hosting.
@Santa123
@Poppin92
@Coyote
@Ethan
@Ainton
Ethan was the big winner tonight and I wish him nothing but the best. No really. No bad feelings about that set over set whatsoever.
None.
It seems that another big bad beat took place after I left!
Very nice playing with you all.
Especially happy to have seen @Ethan again, after a long time.
For those not there: I went from 400+ BBs to the green in a few minutes (when the game had gone from eight-handed to four-handed), twice with K-10
Very nice playing with you all.
Especially happy to have seen @Ethan again, after a long time.
For those not there: I went from 400+ BBs to the green in a few minutes (when the game had gone from eight-handed to four-handed), twice with K-10
OfficerLovejoy
Full House
Yeah, 55 vs JJ in a 3 bet pot on AJ5. Good times!
Likewise, my friend! That was disgusting (and very much appreciate!)It seems that another big bad beat took place after I left!
Very nice playing with you all.
Especially happy to have seen @Ethan again, after a long time.
For those not there: I went from 400+ BBs to the green in a few minutes (when the game had gone from eight-handed to four-handed), twice with K-10
Yeah, 55 vs JJ in a 3 bet pot on AJ5. Good times!
TricycleClub
Flush
I. LOVE. WATERMELONS.Snapped a few pics while playing @EnjoyLife 's home game.
@AnteAndy was also in attendance.
Great setup, lots of fun. Managed not to lose...fantastic!!
Forgot to take pics of the hotdog roller in action!
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Yeah. They sure are pretty.
TricycleClub
Flush
Finally got to felt the mixed RHC set I put together. Fun times indeed!
It's Monday. You know what that means.
Dude, it's awesome that Jack's Card Room is getting some love all the way in Idaho! Run good!
I ran it last week and got fifth. It better do better this week!!!
I need that virginian chip....
........... *Glare* *grasping chip in hand harder*
jcooper911
Two Pair
looks like time to visit my post... ;-)
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/barrington-poker-table-thread.30910/post-647297
(second time today i have posted this lolol)
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