Windwalker on Hustler Casino Live?!?!?!?!?!? (5 Viewers)

I’ll be back on tomorrow. Let’s see if I’ve learned my lesson.
Glad to hear it. Even though I don't know you personally, it's fun to be able to root for someone I tangentially "know". We had you guys on in the background this past Saturday at my regular game. It was like, yo dog, we heard you like poker... :ROFL: :ROFLMAO:
 
I think the shove was just the last part of a string of escalating errors made during the hand from the start. Just dug deeper and deeper into a rut as the hand progressed. The jam wasn't the only issue.

Flatting Reza's preflop raise with a 3 gap unsuited connector from 3B. Then calling Lucky's re-raise.
Leading the flop with a 1/3 pot bet into the 2 maniacs and with Tom Dwan.
And then instashoving.

The time to let the hand go was preflop facing Reza's raise.

What does one hope to flop with Q8o in EP with 2 maniacs and Tom Dwan involved?
I'm not saying just play AA/KK in this spot, but you gotta have a tighter range that doesn't include Q8o.
I agree with everything you're saying.

I think you'd agree, there is a percentage of time to play Q8 in this position, even against this field. But you have to smash the flop before you put in another nickle four ways. Sure, heads up, someone may be making a move on you, squeezing you and stealing the pot. But with three other people, someone has a better hand when you dust the flop so lightly. Shoving there, you have to expect to be a longshot. And with your SPR so shallow, you had no fold equity.
 
I agree with everything you're saying.

I think you'd agree, there is a percentage of time to play Q8 in this position, even against this field. But you have to smash the flop before you put in another nickle four ways. Sure, heads up, someone may be making a move on you, squeezing you and stealing the pot. But with three other people, someone has a better hand when you dust the flop so lightly. Shoving there, you have to expect to be a longshot. And with your SPR so shallow, you had no fold equity.
Q8o seems pretty ambitious in this spot. Maybe Q8s if we're reraising preflop?

I think when you have players like Reza and Lucky with crazy vpip of ~50-60%, I'd lean towards playing any junky hands in position vs OOP. Given what I've seen on these streams thus far, I'm hard pressed to think that those two guys are actually considering positional ranges of other players.
 
Just caught up on these posts this morning.

TBH, it was a solid brain fart, and a bad play. It’s hard to exactly remember what I was thinking in the moment, but I’m sure my brain justified the push in some way, or else I wouldn’t have done it.

A few contributing factors existed, but none really seem strong enough now to justify the move. But they were there, nonetheless:

- lucky had been raising with jack shit on several hands prior, and I had caught him on a couple
- Reza and I had played a similar hand 4 days ago, where he re-raised with J2 suited (his second favorite hand) and I had called, winning a large pot.

Either way, you live and you learn, and move on :)

You need to commit yourself to thinking about any/all big decisions before you make them. All decisions ideally but especially the big ones. I don’t think you’d see it as being a defensible play if you took an extra 5 or 10 seconds to gather your thoughts. The other stuff is harder to correct but not tilting is something you can avoid if you’re mentally committed.

I know the money is not a big deal to you but you have to dig deep and ask yourself why this made you feel good in the moment. Did you want to smack lucky across the face with your money cock and show him who the real dawg is? Of course we’d all love to do that but at what price? Even if money is no object, think in terms of chipe. How much chipe ev did you punt? Was it an 800 chip ESST set? Or was your aviation club set? It’s somewhere in that ballpark, and that’s not including preflop and the flop bet which are for sure lighting money on fire no matter what your reads are.

If the money really means nothing then have fun and don’t worry but if losing 200k stings a little bit and the people you’re taking advice from aren’t reaming you out over dozens of hands from the last stream you don’t have coaches, you have yes men.
 
@Windwalker just watched your 97o hand vs Andy QTo hand.

Seems like you had some kind of read that Andy was 3B light (which was right!) but even then you've got to let 97o go OOP.

Lots could be said about the rest of the hand and argued many ways, but you avoid a bad spot there by folding to the 3B pre (and honestly, not playing 97o pre, even from the HJ).
 
Krish is talking about baccarat but I can't make it out...

I think he and Julie are dissing on Mikki

and Phil
 
Major tilt for me. someone getting a massage for 1/2 hr at the table. Enough already

100% agreement. every attempt he makes at engagement with anyone else at the table seems so disingenuous because he's engaged in weird head rubbing.
 
I think I just heard the masseuse try and leave and jungle say … nooo keep going keep going. I like
 
Perhaps my favorite bet @Windwalker has ever made
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My favorite part of the stream so far tonight.

Patrick out loud: I have a question about your charity tweet where you mentioned Nietzsche. What did it mean?

Jungleman out loud: I would have to re-read the tweet.

Jungleman internal monologue: The fuck is my paid PR assistant talking about Nietzsche on my twitter account?
 

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