(Qd9d) I bet the flop with position because that *can* actually take down pots, but of course, two callers. Then I hit my queen, bet for real, and they fold.
(A9o) A couple hands later, I punish the limpers with a pot raise, and get a call from a guy I am pegging as a pf station (he was one of my callers above). He folds to the flop half-pot bet.
(TT) The very next hand...my pf station re-raises me all in, and while overpairs are certainly in his range, I feel like he is going to do that with any solid holdings given my short-term image, and having taken two out of the last three pots, both of which he was in against me. I am actually a bit surprised he was that strong, despite pairs being in his range. Figured him for two big cards.
Table has shrunk, I'm out.
$4 --> $7.03
20 Hands
(Ac6c) I’m willing to c-bet heads up in position most of the time. Didn’t work out, here, and I have to lay down the nut draw to his big overbet.
Somewhere in here I lost most of my stack…I think I had a weak ace on an ace-high flop against a light-calling station, and he called me down with, unfortunately, a better ace. Sometimes the stations have you beat, but I would play it that way every time against that player.
(TT) A little suck/resuck to take my last quarter.
+$4
Lost the history, but had another hand where my book said to call down a light-bettor (like, a no-pair, no-draw bettor), but he had me.
+$1
Ugly session. Can’t seem to get to $200!
$9 --> $3.46
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