$102+
NLHE
On my first hand, I can see Pata69 is destined to give away his little stack based on his flop call, so I immediately set my sights on him.
Last night, Marsh and I were discussing our lack of sets on Cake lately. I was saying that I hadn't had any in forever, but then remembered I'd actually made a set of kings in my last session on a king-high board. I owned up to that, but said I meant low, tricky sets, not high sets you probably didn't need anyway. "Gimme a set of threes!" I declared.
With that many to the flop with the extra preflop sweeteners, it was a fist-pump moment, I knew someone would pay me. The turn ace was perfect, I figured it gave eggman either top pair or two pair. I bet pot, and he does me the favor of pushing.
Check out the next hand...back to back trey sets!
(AQo) Pata69 was playing with such a huge range (look at his play in my set of threes hand), I couldn't wait to get my money in when he shoved, because I knew even the three aces were clean outs.
A little button aggression with Ah2c, having played very tight at the table so far.
When someone plays a hand like HeadZombie plays his AK from the SB here, I definitely make a note on them. "Limped with AK in SB with 4 limpers, then slowplayed K-high flop with a check-call." I don't set the color rating on a player until I have a book I'm confident of.
$4 --> $9.77
22 Hands
W00t! triple digits at last. Hats off to Chris Ferguson for driving home the 5%/10% roll-management system. The rake still bugs the heck out of me, but my online experience has been vastly different this time around by sticking to the
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"I'm fading beats like I'm Martin"
Had to say that elicited an audible chuckle out of me.
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