LOL! The stove didn't take into account how bad I can run, lol.Poker Stove says you had 53.167% equity PF.
50.455% equity after the flop.
LOL! The stove didn't take into account how bad I can run, lol.Poker Stove says you had 53.167% equity PF.
50.455% equity after the flop.
Wouldn't that be quad aces?Flop comes AKA. PEH bets 3500 and UTG calls. Turn comes A. with 12,500 in the pot. PEH checks and UTG is all in for another 8000. PEH mulls it over (he has the 8000 covered) and calls. UTG turns over A10 for the full house.
Wouldn't that be quad aces?
AAKJT dual suited 5 card PLO hi only 25/50c. I triple straddle to $4, Mat B quadruple straddles to $8. Guy to his left quintuple straddles to $16. We are all the callous disbelievers of arbitrary economy.
Guy next to him looks at his cards and makes it $50 to go. 3 callers and I call. Mat B raises to $98. 4 callers and I shove my remaining $180. Mat B and the 4 callers call. We are unconscionable monkeys flinging our own feces at shadows.
$1080 in the pot and we haven't see a flop yet and everyone has 5 cards.
Flop is KQTddx. I have AJdd. I sit quietly and wonder what concentric design I'll use to stack my chips. There is action. The side pot is created and swells. We are angry chimps beating our chests and barking, ignorant of the pity-fueled gawking from just beyond our virtual plexiglass walls.
Turn 6d. I fidget nervously and wonder if I'll let people make change with my red chips for their hundos when they rebuy, or if I'll just keep my big stacks. There is more betting, furious wagering, and everyone who wasn't all in already is now. We are all the frayed rubber bands straining to contain our sad bankrolls.
River 6. I feel like someone ran over me with a wheat thresher, baled my remains up like hay, and threw them into a hot silo to compost for a year. Mat B tables KK for top boat. Mat starts doing the bull dance around the poker room. I cast disdainful looks at his exuberance. I am the Rebuyer, the Unredeemed, the Sad Sorry Lot.
The Great and Terrible End
AAKJT dual suited 5 card PLO hi only 25/50c. I triple straddle to $4, Mat B quadruple straddles to $8. Guy to his left quintuple straddles to $16. We are all the callous disbelievers of arbitrary economy.
Guy next to him looks at his cards and makes it $50 to go. 3 callers and I call. Mat B raises to $98. 4 callers and I shove my remaining $180. Mat B and the 4 callers call. We are unconscionable monkeys flinging our own feces at shadows.
$1080 in the pot and we haven't see a flop yet and everyone has 5 cards.
Flop is KQTddx. I have AJdd. I sit quietly and wonder what concentric design I'll use to stack my chips. There is action. The side pot is created and swells. We are angry chimps beating our chests and barking, ignorant of the pity-fueled gawking from just beyond our virtual plexiglass walls.
Turn 6d. I fidget nervously and wonder if I'll let people make change with my red chips for their hundos when they rebuy, or if I'll just keep my big stacks. There is more betting, furious wagering, and everyone who wasn't all in already is now. We are all the frayed rubber bands straining to contain our sad bankrolls.
River 6. I feel like someone ran over me with a wheat thresher, baled my remains up like hay, and threw them into a hot silo to compost for a year. Mat B tables KK for top boat. Mat starts doing the bull dance around the poker room. I cast disdainful looks at his exuberance. I am the Rebuyer, the Unredeemed, the Sad Sorry Lot.
The Great and Terrible End
Why did you fold the winning hand?On Saturday I put in 300 on a T97ccc flop with a handful of low cards thinking I had a low. I have no idea what I was doing. I was not Intoxicated. PLO / Big O rotation. Inexcusable.
Over a decade ago I called a raise with 96 suited in a 2-5 game, 500 effective. Heads up the flop came 876 with my flush draw. He bet, I raised, he jammed and I called. Board ran out two big bricks, KK or KQ no flush, something like that. Villain turned over 55. I folded.
Why did you fold the winning hand?
Sometimes it's correct to fold the winning hand to win a bigger hand later. Basic strategy. You play the man, not the cards, Chicken.
What if that man is not a man but a pooh flinging chimp?
Why did you fold the winning hand?
All I saw was my missed draw. Forgot I had a pair.
Hero thinks for a second
Hand 1: Game: BigO8
Hero has maybe $120 to $140. not sure. (relevant to later info)
Villain 1 and Villain 2 both have maybe a little more each.
Hero looks down at XXXXX and folds.
Villain 1 bets pot. Villain 2 bets pot.Villain 1 calls.
Flop comes. XXX villain 1 bets, villain 2 pots, villain 1 calls.
Hero thinks for a second then divides up the pot into 2 stacks sensing a chop pot.
River comes X. Villain 1 bets, Villain 2 calls.
Hero looks down and sees that he has moved all his red chips into the pot prior to the river and now only had 25c and $1 chips in front of him. Hero vomits.
How would you play this hand differently?
Hand 2, Game: Double Board Omaha
Hero sitting on $500ish. Villain 1 $300ish Villain 2 $500ish
Hero dealt , 3c 3h 6d 7s
Only relevant factor here is bottom board. Flop, 3d 10c 4s ,hero bets/ maybe a raise comes/ couple of calls etc.
Turn comes 5H board is now Hero sees set of 3s, proceeds to look at top board for anything interesting. Nada.
Villain 1 bets, Villain 2 call, Hero call..
River comes Kc board is now
pot is approximately $430ish. split into 2 stacks.
Villain 1 bets $100 villain 2 calls $100
Hero thinks for second, shows player to the left hero hand (player on left who's fold rate exceeds 94.3%)
Hero mucks hand.
Player to the left of Hero (after Villains table their hands) says "why did you fold?" Hero says "what do you mean? i had a set of 3s" oh lordy. Nausea sets in.
Both hands happened the same evening, I see why i get invited to poker games now.
I'm skeptical
Hand 2: fold pre
Hand 1: fold harder pre
(also with only 2 players in action it should be very easy to reconstruct exactly how much should be in the pot - if you can find someone at the table who isn't hammered, that is. )
How would you play this hand differently?
My most basic rule -- at it applies to all poker variants, including BigO8 -- is to never put more of my chips in the pot after folding.
My most basic rule -- at it applies to all poker variants, including BigO8 -- is to never put more of my chips in the pot after folding.
Hero looks down and sees that he has moved all his red chips into the pot prior to the river and now only had 25c and $1 chips in front of him. Hero vomits.
Wrong thread. Shouldn't this be in the thread about the player with dementia?Player to the left of Hero (after Villains table their hands) says "why did you fold?" Hero says "what do you mean? i had a set of 3s" oh lordy. Nausea sets in.
Both hands happened the same evening, I see why i get invited to poker games now.
I didn't even understand it at first. It seemed so absurd, I figured I must be misunderstanding an inside joke or something.Wrong thread. Shouldn't this be in the thread about the player with dementia?
I didn't even understand it at first. It seemed so absurd, I figured I must be misunderstanding an inside joke or something.