Show Us Your Live Stacks (35 Viewers)

[Kid_Eastwood]

After our NL 2-7 €15 winner takes all, we had cash game NLHE €10 (10c-10c).
In for €10, out with €40.

 

[Kidsthesedays]

In for $300 out for.. To many yellow chips

 

[5aces]

Low stakes, but fun with friends!

Tournament: 2nd place +30€

Cash Game: -10€ (my straight vs full house).

 

[Kidsthesedays]

In for $480

 

[kmccormick100]

Finally unstuck, up about $18 lol

 

[dickzapper]

1-2 NL since PLO aint running

Middle set, 3 players all in in front of me on 3 to straight 2 flush draws board

Pair the board baby!!

 

[RocAFella1]

 

[Anthony Martino]

Playing the 1/2/5 with unlimited restraddles which is usually crazy so bought in for only $200 and been running pure in multiway all-ins

 

[Anthony Martino]

Called a $40 preflop straddle with JJT8 double suited in the CO, straddler makes it $140 OOP, he's a gambler, see the flop 5 ways

KJ4 rainbow, checked to me, pot all-in for $825 they fold, still in for $200

 

[Anthony Martino]

Got it in pre with AAJ5 no suits 4 ways, two shorter stacks, one bigger. One of the shorties had AAxx as well, board ran out 99393 and I scoop side pot and split main. Still in for 200!

 

[mrplacey]

Got it in pre with AAJ5 no suits 4 ways, two shorter stacks, one bigger. One of the shorties had AAxx as well, board ran out 99393 and I scoop side pot and split main. Still in for 200!

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So uhh I guess that almost wipes February's losses off the books?

Keep it up big man!

 

[doughboy63]

Got it in pre with AAJ5 no suits 4 ways, two shorter stacks, one bigger. One of the shorties had AAxx as well, board ran out 99393 and I scoop side pot and split main. Still in for 200!

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Legit question: when do you get up and leave? Since this is your income stream, how long do you ride the heater?

 

[Anthony Martino]

Legit question: when do you get up and leave? Since this is your income stream, how long do you ride the heater?

It's funny, I considered leaving after turning 200 into 1600

Then I get the unsuited aces and was hesitant to get it in because the other big stack had 1400 and I'd hate to lose a good days profit but managed to stick it in

I get up when I feel like it, usually I'd try to protect this win but saw this post from my buddy and it inspired me to stick it out

 

[Legend5555]

It's funny, I considered leaving after turning 200 into 1600

Then I get the unsuited aces and was hesitant to get it in because the other big stack had 1400 and I'd hate to lose a good days profit but managed to stick it in

I get up when I feel like it, usually I'd try to protect this win but saw this post from my buddy and it inspired me to stick it out

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Grinding online for so long broke me of the "protecting the win mindset." If the game is good, are m and you're playing well, keep playing.

 

[Kid_Eastwood]

If the game is good, are m and you're playing well, keep playing.

I'm pretty sure D. Sklansky says the same in one of his books.

[edit]

It is in The Theory of Poker :

[...]
Similarly, you should not allow the fact that you are winning or losing to affect your decision to stay in or quit a game. From a money making point of view the only criterion for playing is whether you're favorite in the game or an underdog.
[...]

 

[Anthony Martino]

I gave a smidge back but managed to turn my 200 into 2700 which I'm obviously very pleased with

Some of the more dangerous gambling players had built up stacks. They couldn't bust me in one hand, but they could certainly take a big chunk. And the game was getting wilder with preflop straddles to $40 or even $80, so I decided I didn't want to get involved with the crazy variance they were creating and cashed out

 

[Jonesey07]

I gave a smidge back but managed to turn my 200 into 2700 which I'm obviously very pleased with

Some of the more dangerous gambling players had built up stacks. They couldn't bust me in one hand, but they could certainly take a big chunk. And the game was getting wilder with preflop straddles to $40 or even $80, so I decided I didn't want to get involved with the crazy variance they were creating and cashed out

Good decision, sir.

 

[Kain8]

I gave a smidge back but managed to turn my 200 into 2700 which I'm obviously very pleased with

Some of the more dangerous gambling players had built up stacks. They couldn't bust me in one hand, but they could certainly take a big chunk. And the game was getting wilder with preflop straddles to $40 or even $80, so I decided I didn't want to get involved with the crazy variance they were creating and cashed out

 

[allforcharity]

"Nobody ever lost money by taking a profit."

 

[Anthony Martino]

Finished my voiceover lesson and no PLO cash running yet, hopped into the morning O8 tourney

These guys are TUURRIBLE

6667 limp calls raise, flop 579 all clubs and he calls to the river

TT73 three clubs and he limp calls a raise pre

Only 1, maybe 2 competant players at the table, rest are just stations with no clue

 

[Bmeister51]

Got em in AZ last night. In for 2 out for 4280

 

[Kid_Eastwood]

Finished my voiceover lesson and no PLO cash running yet, hopped into the morning O8 tourney

These guys are TUURRIBLE

6667 limp calls raise, flop 579 all clubs and he calls to the river

TT73 three clubs and he limp calls a raise pre

Only 1, maybe 2 competant players at the table, rest are just stations with no clue

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What was the starting stack and opening blinds / limits ?

 

[Anthony Martino]

What was the starting stack and opening blinds / limits ?

10k starting, I came in on the 100/300 level with betting at 300-600

Not sure starting lvl, assuming 100/100 or 100/200

 

[Legend5555]

Finished my voiceover lesson and no PLO cash running yet, hopped into the morning O8 tourney

These guys are TUURRIBLE

6667 limp calls raise, flop 579 all clubs and he calls to the river

TT73 three clubs and he limp calls a raise pre

Only 1, maybe 2 competant players at the table, rest are just stations with no clue

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Off topic, but that is the remaining tourney set from the Hard Rock we hadn't seen yet. Thus they actual have 4 sets (1 plastic, 3 clay) that cover all 4 suits on their inlays.

 

[RocAFella1]

In for 2 out for 4280

200?

 

[Anthony Martino]

This is from my runup on Monday, in for 200, out for 2700

 

[AH77]

After playing poker for 15+ years, I played my first tourney inside an actual casino and not at a home game/club. NYC problems. I’ve only played cash games inside casinos up until now. This was a little 65+15 tourney. 99 players. Super fun. I came in 10th and cashed for $157. Bubbled the final table unfortunately but still had a good time. The chips are nothing special at Parx. This is the starting 20k stack.

 

[Bmeister51]

After em again. In for 1k so far....

 

[Anthony Martino]

Just as I was getting ready to post the first pic I busted another player. 1/2 PLO in Tampa

 

[Anthony Martino]