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Your correspondent revisits the 2007 poker film “Lucky You,” then discusses a $5/$5/$10 session that left him shrugging to himself about the quality of his play.
FORUM DISCUSSION:
CLICK HERE0:20 Brief life/wildfire update
1:45 "Lucky You"
14:05 $5/$5/$10 session
14:13 On the types of "action" players currently playing in public mid-stakes games
18:27 TT on KT6sxs2sss
20:34 Double-board PLO bomb pot with Jh992.
First board: 9644.
Second board KhQh5x (?) Ahhh
23:01 KsKh on J82ccx5ddTddd
25:11 JJ on A74xssKx2x
29:05 A5hh on T62hhx7hhh7x
31:47 Conclusion
http://twitter.com/thirdwalkingYour correspondent reviews a recent $5/$5/$10 session in which he ran several big bluffs. He also relates a story about a nitty opponent.
FORUM DISCUSSION: CLICK HERE0:27 $5/$5/$10 session
0:43 QTss on KT5xxsJss6x
6:20 Double board PLO bomb pot: JT22xddx. Top board: AKQr8dd4x. Bottom board: Q93r2ss4x
8:45 JJ on A54r4ddTddd
10:34 JTss on 322ccx4xKx
12:59 KQcc on T84hhh2x3hhhh
15:09 T9dd on KQJxssQccKsss
16:30 Q6ss on 942sxx2ss5x
18:52 Thoughts on dealing with an annoying opponent
Your correspondent reviews a recent $5/$5/$10 session in which he made several big bluffs. He also relates a story about a nitty opponent. He argues that despite occasional annoyances, live poker, especially live poker played in public games, offers opportunities (opportunities that are increasingly rare elsewhere) to engage with people whose experiences are very different from our own.
0:27 $5/$5/$10 session
0:43 QTss on KT5xxsJss6x
6:20 Double board PLO bomb pot: JT22xddx. Top board: AKQr8dd4x. Bottom board: Q93r2ss4x
8:45 JJ on A54r4ddTddd
10:34 JTss on 322ccx4xKx
12:59 KQcc on T84hhh2x3hhhh
15:09 T9dd on KQJxssQccKsss
16:30 Q6ss on 942sxx2ss5x
18:52 Thoughts on dealing with an annoying opponent
25:15 How live poker makes you engage with people who aren't like you, and why that's mostly good
Your correspondent wins some big pots at $5/$5/$10 but leaves the casino a bit frustrated. Then, he thinks about how poker players think about money.
FORUM DISCUSSION:
CLICK HERE0:19 $5/$5 and $5/$5/$10 session
0:36 AQo all-in preflop
1:46 K7o on 752rQss8sss
3:09 QQ on 853rQccJccc
6:31 AhKx on K95hhxTxTx
10:22 QJdd on AJ5dxdKx4ddd
13:34 AA (no heart) on J96rKhh8hhh
14:50 I return to $5/$5
17:36 Poker players’ weird relationships to money
http://twitter.com/thirdwalkingYour correspondent discusses how private games have created an imbalance in live cash-game poker, and what to do about it. Then, he discusses a $5/$5/$10 session in which he made several very strong hands.
0:15 On the migration of private games from high-stakes live poker to mid- and low-stakes poker, and the problems that has created
20:00 $5/$5 and $5/$5/$10 NLHE session
21:15 AA on 664r9r2
24:45 97hh on K85xhx6hh2x
28:28 44 on QT4hxhTx
30:51 44 (again) on 843rJcc
FORUM DISCUSSION:
CLICK HEREYour correspondent briefly muses on the difficulty of finding ways to improve when poker continually finds new ways to challenge and mislead you. He then reviews a $5/$10 session that featured some wild street-poker hands, including two in which he made huge folds.
FORUM DISCUSSION:
CLICK HERE0:15 On hunting for ways to get better
6:48 $5/$10 NLHE session
7:29 JJ on J65ddxThh
9:03 AJcc on A75xddKx2x
11:08 QQ on 962r5dd
13:15 KK on J53rTr
15:09 TT on 943rQcc8x
17:01 $200 splash pot -- 99 on AK6rQdd4x
20:12 QThh on T83rTr7x (including a discussion of the tactic of overlimping)
25:24 AA on 863hhhKxJx
34:08 JJ on KJ5ssxQx2x
Your correspondent reads the anthropologist David M. Hayano's "Poker Faces," a book that, 42 years since it was published, has much to say about modern poker culture.
FORUM DISCUSSION:
CLICK HERE 0:30 "Poker Faces"
18:21 Anatomy of a Downswing, Part 1,000,000, featuring some weird digressions on nearly getting run over by a truck and of being in a mall in suburban Cleveland needing to buy a shirt
29:07 $5/$5 hand history: AA on 922r4hhJx
Your correspondent struggles with his proximity to the recent Nick Vertucci scandal and wonders how long he should stay in the poker world. Then, he plays a $5/$5/$10 session.
FORUM DISCUSSION:
CLICK HERE
0:16 On the Nick Vertucci scandal
12:17 $5/$5/$10 NLHE session
13:03 4c4x on T32ccxQxTx
16:06 QTss on TT3rA6
18:25 QQ on T75r4Q
20:31 JJ on 332xddKx6x
22:01 66 on 652ccxKcccQx
24:57 AKo all-in preflop
Your correspondent waits -- and waits -- for good opportunities at the table.
FORUM DISCUSSION:
CLICK HERE0:22 On waiting for my turn
6:17 $5/$5/$10 hand history: AA preflop
10:20 $5/$5/$10(/$20/$40) hand history: A4hh on Q22ccx4xJx
15:51 $5/$10(/$20) session
16:41 7c7x on J95ccx8x3x (playing against an unusual opponent type)
21:00 AKo on AK3r4ss
22:50 QQ (no spade) on K96xss5x7sss
24:44 JJ preflop
25:51 AKo on QT9r57
27:43 QTo on T82cccAx4x
29:25 QQ on QT2hhhJx
30:49 KQo on KQ6r2r
32:21 QTo on J88r
33:05 AQss on QJ3ddxKx3x
34:57 AKo all-in preflop
35:59 $25 bomb pot with K5dd on AJ3dxx2dd7x
Your correspondent defends "mandatory" under-the-gun straddles against recent criticism. Then, he plays a brief but fruitful $5/$10 session.
FORUM DISCUSSION :
CLICK HERE0:16 Some not-so-obvious reasons why straddles are good for games
10:10 $5/$10 NLHE session
10:52 K4ss on JJ6rAssTsss
13:04 88 on K42ssxJx6x
14:28 KQo on QT9cxc7hh
16:54 AQo on AQ9sssAxQx
19:19 A4dd on A53ssx
23:08 JJ on 854xssAx2x
25:09 AhAd on J84ccx9ccc6x
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