Arggg!
1/3 NL 90-minute session.
Hand 1: AsKs UTG $250 effective, MP1 is an unknown
Open $15, MP1 3-bets to $45, two calls, Hero 4-bets to $150, MP1 shoves, folded to Hero who calls.
MP1 has QQ and the board is all low cards.
Hand 2: AsAd in BB. $300 effective. Button is a well-known LAG with excellent hand reading and knowledge of poker math.
Several limps to BB, Hero raises to $25, 3 calls.
Flop: Td 4d 2s Hero bets $100, folded to the button who shoves, hero calls. Turn Kc, River 8h, button shoes Kd 8d.
Hand 3: KcKd UTG $250 effective, UTG+1 has been loose-aggressive for 90 minutes.
Hero raises to $15, UTG+1 3-bets to $35, two calls, hero 4-bets to $150, UTG+1 jams.
Board: Ks Th 2c 9s 4s
UTG+1 shows As Js
Hero takes the walk of shame.
7 Replies
do not be ashamed, for you have fought well and have died an honorable death
I wonder what level of abuse would have happened if the guy chatting in the image below suffered the losses you did? This was in a freeroll. Just like the old days.
fold river both hands
Flop bet in hand 2 way too large
No cash player here but why betting so large in hand 2? specially blocking both of flush draw and back door flush draw, i think this is 33B allways and maybe some checks knowing you are against a good LAG player , you can still call bets and your hand will play alone, the other two hands are just poker 😀
I take it “hero takes the walk of shame” is the end of the story? Very sorry to hear anyway.
No cash player here but why betting so large in hand 2? specially blocking both of flush draw and back door flush draw, i think this is 33B allways and maybe some checks knowing you are against a good LAG player , you can still call bets and your hand will play alone, the other two hands are just poker 😀
The flop bet was because of the LAG player and I wanted to deny him odds, as I knew his range included various combos that hit that board. Also, I considered it possible for someone to call anyway.
