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« on: October 24, 2006, 01:40:35 AM »

Playing £1/£1 cash now although quite drunk I played IMO quite well no silly play played a very solid game.

Anyway on the blind I have 6 callers I am sitting with £100 and I make it £7 to go (limpers tax) flop comes 5 8 9 rainbow I check its 4 betted for £3 each I make it an extra £15 ...to go and get 2 callers flops another 8 I push for the rest of my stack and get two callers first caller mucks as I show the straight and the 2nd caller proudly says I have a full house when he turns over 7 5 I felt quite sick to be honest as I thought I played it well.

Could I have played it differently or should I have?? 

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« Reply #1 on: October 24, 2006, 02:05:30 AM »

Playing £1/£1 cash now although quite drunk I played IMO quite well no silly play played a very solid game.

Anyway on the blind I have 6 callers I am sitting with £100 and I make it £7 to go

 
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« Reply #2 on: October 24, 2006, 02:08:14 AM »

oh, and im also guessing he showed 58
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« Reply #3 on: October 24, 2006, 02:26:03 AM »

Playing £1/£1 cash now although quite drunk I played IMO quite well no silly play played a very solid game.

Anyway on the blind I have 6 callers I am sitting with £100 and I make it £7 to go

 

This is not your typical cash game mate.

Its a bit absurd I think u really have to play in it to really appreciate it.  In normal circumstancesI wouldn't play the hand like that but ......  thats another story.  And know he showed 7 5 btw!

Trust me you want to make money this is a game to play as long as you are prepared to play all night and keep rebuying when outdrawn 
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« Reply #4 on: October 24, 2006, 03:10:15 AM »

How can he have 57 and hit the boat???


Also, i have played in many a cash game live... Are you saying its different because its loose? There is no way, in any cash game that you raise up 7 times the bb preflop with 67 off. No matter whether its loose/passive game. Please explain what you put above about playing the hand that way and why...
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« Reply #5 on: October 24, 2006, 03:45:54 AM »

How can he have 57 and hit the boat???


Also, i have played in many a cash game live... Are you saying its different because its loose? There is no way, in any cash game that you raise up 7 times the bb preflop with 67 off. No matter whether its loose/passive game. Please explain what you put above about playing the hand that way and why...

What he means is, the game is not just loose, its ultra loose, full buy in all in without looking at the cards in to an unopend pot in first position loose, and if that aint loose enough this can happen up to 3 - 4 times and orbit.

Playing multiway pots with 3 guys calling for guts shots galore whilst you have the " current" nits only for one of them to hit.

Thats how loose he means.

But it can be a good game if you help control the table, and have enough for a few rebuys if you happen to get unlucky.
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« Reply #6 on: October 24, 2006, 03:56:00 AM »

How can he have 57 and hit the boat???


Also, i have played in many a cash game live... Are you saying its different because its loose? There is no way, in any cash game that you raise up 7 times the bb preflop with 67 off. No matter whether its loose/passive game. Please explain what you put above about playing the hand that way and why...

What he means is, the game is not just loose, its ultra loose, full buy in all in without looking at the cards in to an unopend pot in first position loose, and if that aint loose enough this can happen up to 3 - 4 times and orbit.

Playing multiway pots with 3 guys calling for guts shots galore whilst you have the " current" nits only for one of them to hit.

Thats how loose he means.

But it can be a good game if you help control the table, and have enough for a few rebuys if you happen to get unlucky.

But no matter how loose the table is, surely this does not justify the raise bandit has made?
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« Reply #7 on: October 24, 2006, 03:58:38 AM »

How can he have 57 and hit the boat???


Also, i have played in many a cash game live... Are you saying its different because its loose? There is no way, in any cash game that you raise up 7 times the bb preflop with 67 off. No matter whether its loose/passive game. Please explain what you put above about playing the hand that way and why...

What he means is, the game is not just loose, its ultra loose, full buy in all in without looking at the cards in to an unopend pot in first position loose, and if that aint loose enough this can happen up to 3 - 4 times and orbit.

Playing multiway pots with 3 guys calling for guts shots galore whilst you have the " current" nits only for one of them to hit.

Thats how loose he means.

But it can be a good game if you help control the table, and have enough for a few rebuys if you happen to get unlucky.

But no matter how loose the table is, surely this does not justify the raise bandit has made?

LMAO

I can never, would never, and could not condone someone justifying the way he plays let alone that raise.

 

If anything its a terrible raise due to how loose the table is.
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« Reply #8 on: October 24, 2006, 04:07:14 AM »

How can he have 57 and hit the boat???


Also, i have played in many a cash game live... Are you saying its different because its loose? There is no way, in any cash game that you raise up 7 times the bb preflop with 67 off. No matter whether its loose/passive game. Please explain what you put above about playing the hand that way and why...

What he means is, the game is not just loose, its ultra loose, full buy in all in without looking at the cards in to an unopend pot in first position loose, and if that aint loose enough this can happen up to 3 - 4 times and orbit.

Playing multiway pots with 3 guys calling for guts shots galore whilst you have the " current" nits only for one of them to hit.

Thats how loose he means.

But it can be a good game if you help control the table, and have enough for a few rebuys if you happen to get unlucky.

But no matter how loose the table is, surely this does not justify the raise bandit has made?

LMAO

I can never, would never, and could not condone someone justifying the way he plays let alone that raise.

 

If anything its a terrible raise due to how loose the table is.
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« Reply #9 on: October 24, 2006, 10:12:45 AM »

why would you raise to £7 on BB in a LOOSE game with the risk of being re-raised by any of the limpers and not even seeing a flop?
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« Reply #10 on: October 24, 2006, 11:04:03 AM »

I kinda messed the hand up when posting it last night early this morning I was very drunk was on a work nightout.

Right so this is the way it is I have the 6 7 and make a bet with it, I am not going to try and justify that part as a good play I know it was terrible but I was getting bored.  I hadn't played a hand apart from QQ earlier when I got called down to the river with a guy holding AJ and he hit his A.

So the hand in question though the board came 5 8 9 the 8 on the turn and 5 on the river to give matey his FH with his 7 5.

But as Newmanseye says this game is crazy, I was fairly confident I wasn't going to get re-raised pre flop thats why I made the bet the patter of the game had mostly been 6/6 limpers a time somene would make it £ to go and 3/4 would pass. 

If we forget about my silly preflop raise for a minute and look at the action that follows did i play it badly from there or was i just unlucky to come up against the biggest mug in the place?  I mean the guy calls £15 with bottom pair and a gutshot then he calls nearly £80 with the same draw ok he has twopair but surelyhe has to put me on the made hand or at least a higher pair than 5's?

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« Reply #11 on: October 24, 2006, 12:01:11 PM »

your £15 flop bet looks to small to me.

yes youve flopped the nuts on a rainbow board but there must be nearly £50 in the pot with still 5 of you in the hand.
and with the table as loose as you say its quite possible at least one of them may have flopped 2 pair or top pair and will call a week bet which i feel £15 is.


im fairly happy to take it down here with 3/4 size or pot size bet.

i sat with £100 and can win 50% of my stack uncontested on the flop with a decent bet if im called and outdrawn thats poker.

so imo disregarding your already admitted bad play pre flop i feel your pot bet was at least half of what you should of made it to play.
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« Reply #12 on: October 24, 2006, 12:37:02 PM »

your £15 flop bet looks to small to me.

yes youve flopped the nuts on a rainbow board but there must be nearly £50 in the pot with still 5 of you in the hand.
and with the table as loose as you say its quite possible at least one of them may have flopped 2 pair or top pair and will call a week bet which i feel £15 is.


im fairly happy to take it down here with 3/4 size or pot size bet.

i sat with £100 and can win 50% of my stack uncontested on the flop with a decent bet if im called and outdrawn thats poker.

so imo disregarding your already admitted bad play pre flop i feel your pot bet was at least half of what you should of made it to play.


Cheers man, I agree with what u say about the bet £15 was probably a weak bet but i think the guy who wins calls no matter what on that flop having seen him play and observed him both in cash games and tourneys he is willing to stick all his chips/cash in on a gut shot. 
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« Reply #13 on: October 24, 2006, 12:58:01 PM »

your £15 flop bet looks to small to me.

yes youve flopped the nuts on a rainbow board but there must be nearly £50 in the pot with still 5 of you in the hand.
and with the table as loose as you say its quite possible at least one of them may have flopped 2 pair or top pair and will call a week bet which i feel £15 is.


im fairly happy to take it down here with 3/4 size or pot size bet.

i sat with £100 and can win 50% of my stack uncontested on the flop with a decent bet if im called and outdrawn thats poker.

so imo disregarding your already admitted bad play pre flop i feel your pot bet was at least half of what you should of made it to play.


Cheers man, I agree with what u say about the bet £15 was probably a weak bet but i think the guy who wins calls no matter what on that flop having seen him play and observed him both in cash games and tourneys he is willing to stick all his chips/cash in on a gut shot. 


so if thats the case then you just gonna have to pay him. but by raising bigger you eliminate any other potential fish that may be thinking of calling your £15 bet.
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« Reply #14 on: October 24, 2006, 02:25:45 PM »

How can he have 57 and hit the boat???


Also, i have played in many a cash game live... Are you saying its different because its loose? There is no way, in any cash game that you raise up 7 times the bb preflop with 67 off. No matter whether its loose/passive game. Please explain what you put above about playing the hand that way and why...


Looks tight compared to that game we played in walsall m8!
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