My Journey As A Professional Poker Player (29 Viewers)

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So the best pro in the room seems to be continuing whatever meltdown he's on.

A few weeks ago I saw him call a 2K river bet on a board with three spades and run into the nut flush (he didn't show)

The very next hand the player who beat him raises to $150 pre, I cold-call and the pro raises the button to $600. The original raiser cold-calls, then I repot to $2,450 and the pro snaps in $1,600 with :kh::qs::tc::2h:

Then last week the pro was the one pushing all the straddling action in that crazy 5/5/10 game where I won the massive pot the first hand I played. He was trying to be the largest possible straddle every hand (the first hand we were restraddled to $320!)

Had a buddy say the pro called a 5-bet holding J832 today!

The possibilities of one of the toughest opponents in the game becoming the action player is certainly an interesting one, and could be beneficial for me moving forward if this continues.

Back at it tomorrow!
 
You’re explaining equity to a person who I’ve known for over 5 years and I’m still not 100% sure the he knows the ranking of hands from one pair to a royal straight flush.
A royal straight flush? Is there more than one way to make a Royal flush? :D
 
I could be worse

Contractor buddy once rolled his cards over and declared ‘I have a running straight’

we looked at his cards and the board and said where?

QKA23. He said.

he thought the A could connect the high cards to the low.
A buddy of mine did that once too, we have since renamed it "The Dave Straight"
 
So the best pro in the room seems to be continuing whatever meltdown he's on.

A few weeks ago I saw him call a 2K river bet on a board with three spades and run into the nut flush (he didn't show)

The very next hand the player who beat him raises to $150 pre, I cold-call and the pro raises the button to $600. The original raiser cold-calls, then I repot to $2,450 and the pro snaps in $1,600 with :kh::qs::tc::2h:

Then last week the pro was the one pushing all the straddling action in that crazy 5/5/10 game where I won the massive pot the first hand I played. He was trying to be the largest possible straddle every hand (the first hand we were restraddled to $320!)

Had a buddy say the pro called a 5-bet holding J832 today!

The possibilities of one of the toughest opponents in the game becoming the action player is certainly an interesting one, and could be beneficial for me moving forward if this continues.

Back at it tomorrow!
I wonder if he doesn’t have something going on in his life and he’s taking his frustration out on the table. Sounds like self harming behavior that was kicked off by something.
 
I wonder if he doesn’t have something going on in his life and he’s taking his frustration out on the table. Sounds like self harming behavior that was kicked off by something.

I know he's not immune to tilt, but never seen him play this wild before
 
Hmm if you know him at all I’d ask. I mean I hate to turn off the money spigot, but maybe just a word from someone that says “I noticed” might help him out a lot.

I already tried last week. Pulled him aside and asked him what was going on, pointed out the KQT2 spew and the crazy $320 restraddle

He blew it off and said nothing was wrong, he was just "advertising" for certain people so he could get into another game

But given how long this has gone on I have my doubts and think something is up. Whatever it is, he doesn't care to share it
 
I already tried last week. Pulled him aside and asked him what was going on, pointed out the KQT2 spew and the crazy $320 restraddle

He blew it off and said nothing was wrong, he was just "advertising" for certain people so he could get into another game

But given how long this has gone on I have my doubts and think something is up. Whatever it is, he doesn't care to share it
Bitcoin money for sure…….
 
I once played 1¢/2¢ online where I raised every hand to the blackjack value of my hand. No one ever figured it out.
In 1¢/2¢ online poker nobody is trying to get a read on anything other than the 2 cards in their own hand.

...and they call bets like 4 to a flush hits on the river 9/10 times.
 
In 1¢/2¢ online poker nobody is trying to get a read on anything other than the 2 cards in their own hand.

...and they call bets like 4 to a flush hits on the river 9/10 times.
You'd think that, but they were all talking about me raising every hand to such weird amounts. And it took a while before they started just calling down. This was on Stars pre black Friday.
 
:9h::jc::3d:Lol, kid in a hoodie with zero social skills keeps raising every hand to $15 preflop

On a :kd::4d::2h: flop he bets $40, gets raised by two players and calls off with :js::7s::5d::2d:

Catches :6c::8h: and wins lol
That’s nothing, I saw a fish stack off with

:5c::5d::ac::8c:

on a flop of

:9h::jc::3d:

they ran it twice and he went runner, runner quads and runner runner nut flush.

Omaha is easy.

;)
 
Maniac finally hits a hand on a J93 rainbow flop with top set.

Runs into the nit with AAT8 and goes once, Ace on river

Maniac said he only goes once unless the pot is 10k
 
Guy UTG raises to $30 holding :qh::qd::td::5h:

We call button with :qs::ts::9h::7d:

Flop :as::kd::jh:

They check to me, I bet pot, original raiser calls

Turn :2c:

He bets $375 into me, I call

River :5h:

He bets, I pot, we chop
 
We checkraise the maniac on a flop of :qh::6c::5h: holding :qs::jh::th::5s: from his $50 bet to $250

He thinks, then calls with position.

Turn :7c:

We check, he fires $300. We check his stack, he has $700 behind

We checkraise again and he snaps, only goes once. He rolls over :9d::8s::7d::2d: lol

I say "good hand" then spike the :kh: on the river to bust him cause fuck that guy!

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Pro tip: always have outs

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