£2/£5 NLH Live Pukeable river spot vs Nit.

[RichEO]

Peter Shambles Charalambous manages to accidentally bluff a hand.

And how you get any action is unbelievable. He plays 5 hands a night (absolute maximum). So why is anyone 3 betting him ever. Just get on with the next hand!

[TheChipPrince]

I had amassed £80,000 in live touneys in the last year an still came out losing?

u lot are so funny, oh well ill let the bankroll an results do the talking.............Gl

[kinboshi]

Only played wt Mitch 1 time before an hes a really nice guy...

Gave up there.  Obviously a misread.

[EvilPie]

Only played wt Mitch 1 time before an hes a really nice guy...

Gave up there.  Haven't got a clue how to play poker and couldn't possibly help.

[titaniumbean]

Only played wt Mitch 1 time before an hes a really nice guy...

Gave up there.  Obviously a misread.

Only played wt Mitch 1 time before an hes a really nice guy...

Gave up there.  Haven't got a clue how to play poker and couldn't possibly help.

 

[Mitch]

wow he played this hand ridic bad

Why do you always make these 5 or 6 word comments and then never add anything more to give a reason why? Or is your word just gospel?

Also I hate the raise on the river. You say he's a nit so what do you expect him to call you with?

Ok im not going to use the term nit anymore because i think Petes becoming personally offended by the term. Hes a very solid player, but thats doesnt mean that when he gets into a hand with AQ AK, J10 of diamonds (and makes a flush) he is just going to pass because ive raised him on the river. The tightness is mainly in his hand selection pre and his non willingness enter a pot with raggy hands or connectors when not quite getting a good price etc etc. I guarentee, and Pete will probably confirm, that if he has any of these hands in this situation he is 100% paying me off when i raise the river.

[The Camel]

I can't speak for anybody else obv, but I consider calling someone a nit is a compliment.

[George2Loose]

I can't speak for anybody else obv, but I consider calling someone a nit is a compliment.

I disagree with this statement

[EvilPie]

Also I hate the raise on the river. You say he's a nit so what do you expect him to call you with?

Ok im not going to use the term nit anymore because i think Petes becoming personally offended by the term. Hes a very solid player, but thats doesnt mean that when he gets into a hand with AQ AK, J10 of diamonds (and makes a flush) he is just going to pass because ive raised him on the river. The tightness is mainly in his hand selection pre and his non willingness enter a pot with raggy hands or connectors when not quite getting a good price etc etc. I guarentee, and Pete will probably confirm, that if he has any of these hands in this situation he is 100% paying me off when i raise the river.

Do you think he bets the river though or just check / calls?

And Pete, the term nit isn't offensive. At least it isn't when I use it. Just means that you aren't a lunatic.

[EvilPie]

I can't speak for anybody else obv, but I consider calling someone a nit is a compliment.

If I use the term nit it isn't a compliment. It also isn't intended as an offence.

It just describes the way they play in a very vague manner meaning that they aren't playing crap hands or spewing too often.

[Mitch]

Also I hate the raise on the river. You say he's a nit so what do you expect him to call you with?

Ok im not going to use the term nit anymore because i think Petes becoming personally offended by the term. Hes a very solid player, but thats doesnt mean that when he gets into a hand with AQ AK, J10 of diamonds (and makes a flush) he is just going to pass because ive raised him on the river. The tightness is mainly in his hand selection pre and his non willingness enter a pot with raggy hands or connectors when not quite getting a good price etc etc. I guarentee, and Pete will probably confirm, that if he has any of these hands in this situation he is 100% paying me off when i raise the river.

Do you think he bets the river though or just check / calls?

And Pete, the term nit isn't offensive. At least it isn't when I use it. Just means that you aren't a lunatic.

I think he plays it the same tbh. Once i check the turn he knows i dont have a huge hand as I dont seem to be worried about protecting it against a draw or getting max valuefrom it by betting.

He doesnt want to be checking top 2 and me to knuckle behind with A10 when im probably going to pay off a small value bet, and especially not if he has a smaller flush.

Oh, and I know 'nit' isnt insulting but he seems to be PUTTING IT IN CAPITALS every time he writes it! Just wanted to make sure.

[GreekStein]

you around all week charararanitalambous?

[byronkincaid]

When the flop came i was 90% certain i was in front an elected to check call even though 4 a split second i almost raised but i thought out of postion ill play a small pot as i had a rough idea how his betting would go if he didnt have a real hand. The turn came   an i didnt really like this card as my range of hands i put him on preflop were mid cards like 9 j or 10 j or 9 10 some sort of gutshot so i think i would fo reraised had he bet the turn big to commit my hand so he couldnt bluff me

me confused

[Royal Flush]

wow he played this hand ridic bad

Why do you always make these 5 or 6 word comments and then never add anything more to give a reason why? Or is your word just gospel?

Well he thinks you are bluffing and he has a bluff catcher then he then does some tiny 3b all in!!?!!

The best thing is he posts up on here how bad that is and that he should check call, lol, surely should bet call if you going to be river raise bluffing?

Obv the rest of the hand is not great.

[ScottishRaider]

personally i have only played with pete twice and both times in mtt's but i have seen him make some really marginal moves in slow mtt's that are not exactly what i would call nitty

at the monte carlo at dtd in dec blinds 200/400 he opened and got one call (me) then 4 bet shoves a 60K+ stack with A6 on a board or A 4 5