Oooch, game was nuts tonight, tons of action. I swung for the fences a ton against one player who was just potting preflop, on the flop, etc. and unfortunately ran like dogshit in most of the matchups.
I limp repot against the maniac and a caller holding AA97 suited, they both call creating a pot of $288 and I have $381 behind. The flop LOOKS great for my hand, with the nut flush draw plus it being paired, but somehow both these nitwits show up with a 6 in their hands and I'm left drawing to two outs as one already flopped the full house on a J66 board with two diamonds
The raiser had the JT63 lol.
Then I get stacks in on the turn in a relative coinflip. We agree to run it twice but his set holds, I miss the straight and flush draws
I get it in pre against the over-aggro player as a slight favorite
by the turn we're looking pretty good
So he needs to hit an Ace, a King or a 3, otherwise I double up. Binks the 3 on the river
This next one stung a ton. I call a raise preflop from the maniac, we see the flop four ways. I have 20 outs twice as I can hit the K, Q, J, 8, 7 or 6 to make a straight on this board. My opponent repots with just one pair and a backdoor straight draw
Board runs out 45 and he scoops me again
In the below hand I limp-repot with AAKQ suited to 250 and both players cold-call. There's 800 in the pot on the flop and I have 650 behind so an automatic shove
They both flop the flush draw, we get the money in. No waiting,
on the turn and I'm drawing dead.
I have
on a flop of
Guy in the blinds bets the flop, I call from the CO. Turn
giving me a gazillion frigging outs with a full wrap plus the flush draw. He checks to me, I suspect the 2nd nfd here if I make it will be good, plus I can hit an Ace, King, Ten, 9, 8 or 7 to make the nut straight on top of it. Just too many outs.
He checks, I pot for 90, he calls. River an offsuit 5 and I somehow am suffering from TooManyOutsItis and he leads into me and I have to fold and see him scoop the $270 pot
I FINALLY get it in behind and manage to squeek out a flush on the turn and avoid the board pair on the river after I get it all-in on the flop against the maniac here who's flopped top set when I'm open-ended and have the nut flush draw
But still a crushing night, booking a loss of $2,467
