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Can an old dog learn new tricks?

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  • GELDYGELDY Member Posts: 5,203
    edited October 2014
    careful,

    "a bit of wool on your back"

    in wales expect the men in wellies to arrive.
  • EnutEnut Member Posts: 3,599
    edited October 2014
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks?:
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks? : Ok so it's a bad beat story from flop onwards... However I am not sure you should have seen a flop with that hand. Not much going for it to be limping in the early stages of a DYM encouraging a multi-way pot and even less reasons to be caling a preflop raise. No A, very weak low and only 1 flush option and no real str8 options. There are not many flops you are going to like - very lucky to hit a K+low pair. How many other flops are you going to like and stay in the pot with? Multi-way as a limp-caller you will be lucky to have a flop you can realistically bluff at.
    Posted by Phantom66
    Yup you're perfectly right not an ideal starting hand. In my defence I do try and vary my play as it makes things more interesting and hopefully makes me more difficult to read. The call of the pre flop reraise was certainly suspect and I think I was tilting a little (see post in BBV for reasons why!)

    Next time with a KKxx starting hand if I see a flop I shall be folding anything less than a KKx flop and even then if the Ace flops I shall consider folding - too much chance of being outdrawn by the case A with my opponent holding AAxx!
  • Macacgirl1Macacgirl1 Member Posts: 865
    edited October 2014

    The (Race To) 100 Game (Wins) Challenge

    TK 58
    Mac 68

  • tomgooduntomgoodun Member Posts: 3,757
    edited October 2014
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks?:
    The (Race To) 100 Game (Wins) Challenge TK 58 Mac 68
    Posted by Macacgirl1
    This is looking like Crisp and Red Rum in the 73 national,watch your back maca:) don't do a Richard Pittman and whip too much over the last fence :) 
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks?:
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks? : This is looking like Crisp and Red Rum in the 73 national,watch your back maca:) don't do a Richard Pittman and whip too much over the last fence :) 
    Posted by tomgoodun
    Tom!

    Was great to see you join us for some Plopper fun last night.
     
    Hope you enjoyed it.

  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks?:
    The (Race To) 100 Game (Wins) Challenge TK 58 Mac 68
    Posted by Macacgirl1
    So I lost a bit of ground last night, 1 game, I think?

    All things considered, happy with that. Had a bit of a mare, to put it mildly.

    Full numbers tomorrow, bit busy today. The winning run ended, suffice to say.......

    In brief......

    £3.30 - P15, W10, L5. 

    Perfectly acceptable. LIKE. 

    £11 - P 1, W1, L0

    Small sample, but that'll do just fine. BOOMIO.

    £5.50 - P11 W2 L9. (PLAYED ELEVEN, WON 2, LOST NINE)

    What? Are you having a laugh? 
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks?:
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks? : Not heard this phrase before.  Is it a local saying?   Oh and #runbetter.  ;-)
    Posted by Glenelg
    Great question.

    Reply tomorrow. Brace yourself, it'll be a bit boring.
  • Macacgirl1Macacgirl1 Member Posts: 865
    edited October 2014

    The (Race To) 100 Game (Wins) Challenge

    TK 64
    Mac 77

  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks?:
    The (Race To) 100 Game (Wins) Challenge TK 64 Mac 77
    Posted by Macacgirl1

    I demand a recount.

    This is ridic.
  • Macacgirl1Macacgirl1 Member Posts: 865
    edited October 2014
    It's not over until it's over!

    It's not as though it really matters who wins though.  If I win, I wouldn't think of reminding you in the chat-box of the result. Almost hourly. Never tiring of it. Banging on and on and on about the final score. Nope. That just wouldn't happen. Telling you what I am having/had for dinner and reminding you (again, repeatedly) of the final score. No, not all. At all. Never. Just wouldn't happen.

    Much.

    PS. Just a reminder, below is what up to stake for the challenge!

    As a forfeit, if Mr. K wins after 100 games, I promise wholeheartedly to never mention food or twiglets ever again in the chat-box.
    Mr. K has said (in front of witnesses I hasten to add) he will wear a tee shirt on TV, with the logo "I Love Macacgirl" whilst eating a packet of twiglets.
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks?:
    It's not over until it's over! It's not as though it really matters who wins though.  If I win, I wouldn't think of reminding you in the chat-box of the result. Almost hourly. Never tiring of it. Banging on and on and on about the final score. Nope. That just wouldn't happen. Telling you what I am having/had for dinner and reminding you (again, repeatedly) of the final score. No, not all. At all. Never. Just wouldn't happen. Much.
    Posted by Macacgirl1

  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks?:
    It's not over until it's over! It's not as though it really matters who wins though.  If I win, I wouldn't think of reminding you in the chat-box of the result. Almost hourly. Never tiring of it. Banging on and on and on about the final score. Nope. That just wouldn't happen. Telling you what I am having/had for dinner and reminding you (again, repeatedly) of the final score. No, not all. At all. Never. Just wouldn't happen. Much. PS. Just a reminder, below is what up to stake for the challenge! As a forfeit, if Mr. K wins after 100 games, I promise wholeheartedly to never mention food or twiglets ever again in the chat-box. Mr. K has said (in front of witnesses I hasten to add) he will wear a tee shirt on TV, with the logo "I Love Macacgirl" whilst eating a packet of twiglets.
    Posted by Macacgirl1
    I did not!

    Summon your witnesses.
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014


    Best get up to date on the proper numbers for the last 2 nights.......
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014

    13th October.

    Played 27

    £3 P15, W10 L5

    £5.50 P11 W2, L9

    £11 P1 W1 L0

    Won/Lost £21.00

    PROFIT/LOSS per game = £0.77

    October, % of Games Won

    £3.30, 80 from 128 = 63%

    £5.50, 37 from 66 = 53%

    £11, 13 from 17 - 76%


    Played 211, W130 L81 (62%)

    October Overall PROFIT/LOSS £148.30

    PROFIT/LOSS per game = £0.70


    Account Balance £1,399.00
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014


    Hard to explain that!

    Won nicely @ £3.30 & £11, but got absolutely battered @ £5.50. Don't think I did too much wrong, just kept getting coolered or outdrawn - much as I kept coolering or outdrawing others when I was running super hot.

    Amazing thing, this variance malarky.

    A few nights before, when I won 14 or 15, I was not involved, or even saw, the "final hand". I'd be montoring my other tables, playing hands or whatever, & suddenly  that lovely white box would pop up - "YOU HAVE WON £xx". On one occasion, whilst 6 tabling, THREE of them popped up within seconds of each other, so I'd won 3 in a row & not even been involved in the bustout hand, lovely. Last night, by contrast, I seemed to be involved in EVERY bustout hand, one side or the other. 

    I had to turn the chat off on one table, due to some inappropriate comments, first time I've ever done that. Generally, the Ploppers are a great bunch & the banter is fantastic.
     
    Anyway, slipped back below £1,400, but only by a quid.   
     
       
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014

    14th October.

    Played 28

    £3 P13, W7 L6

    £5.50 P9 W5, L4

    £11 P6 W3 L3

    Won/Lost £6.40

    PROFIT/LOSS per game = £0.23

    October, % of Games Won

    £3.30, 87 from 141 = 62%

    £5.50, 42 from 75 = 56%

    £11, 16 from 23 - 70%


    Played 239, W145 L94 (61%)

    October Overall PROFIT/LOSS £141.90

    PROFIT/LOSS per game = £0.59


    Account Balance £1,392.60
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014

    Strange night, quite pleased to nearly get out of it in the end, as I managed to lose 6 of the first 7 games. If you can get out of a hole like that, it's always a great result.

    I'm around tonight, then that's me done until Monday, as I have the Show tomorrow, & will have company all weekend.

    There were some cracking hands last night, both ways, & so I'm going to list a few. A mixture of outdraws & bad beats, for & against, just to give NLH players of how much action, & fun, PLO & PLO8 give us. We get more crackerjack hands in a night than NLH players get in a month! 

    More follows...... 
     
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014


    These are a mixture, both ways, but are a typical example of what we see in PLO & PLO8.


    Very first game last night, it came J-5-5, 2 hearts, & I had A-J-x-x. "Retropete" flatted me, & I thought "he's flushing, pair the board".

    BOOM, turn was another heart & I hit my full house, & I bet again. I'm gonna have ALL his chips. I am.

    He flatted again.

    River was another heart, I bet again, he moved in, lovely, I insta-called, & expected the chips to slide across to me.
     
    His Royal Flush was good. (Well done Pete!).

    My next two exits were near identical - I flopped a set of kings in both, & in both cases they runner-runnered straights.
     
    I then flopped quad two's, boom. (Against Macac, all the sweeter).

    Next hand on adjacent table, I flopped quad jacks & got the lot.

    Then I bet with A-K-6-2, missed everything on a flop of J-J-5. I felt my man was on the Low - he always calls for any low - so I C-Bet all-in & he snap-called. Was a bit suprised when he called me with A-2-7-8, with only backdoor draws. Turn was a blank, river was the 7 to give him the lot!

    Thgis is all pretty standard stuff in PLO & PLO8.

    Come on peoples, come join the fun! 
  • Jac35Jac35 Member Posts: 6,492
    edited October 2014
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks?:
    Hard to explain that! Won nicely @ £3.30 & £11, but got absolutely battered @ £5.50. Don't think I did too much wrong, just kept getting coolered or outdrawn - much as I kept coolering or outdrawing others when I was running super hot. Amazing thing, this variance malarky. A few nights before, when I won 14 or 15, I was not involved, or even saw, the "final hand". I'd be montoring my other tables, playing hands or whatever, & suddenly  that lovely white box would pop up - "YOU HAVE WON £xx". On one occasion, whilst 6 tabling, THREE of them popped up within seconds of each other, so I'd won 3 in a row & not even been involved in the bustout hand, lovely. Last night, by contrast, I seemed to be involved in EVERY bustout hand, one side or the other.  I had to turn the chat off on one table, due to some inappropriate comments, first time I've ever done that. Generally, the Ploppers are a great bunch & the banter is fantastic.   Anyway, slipped back below £1,400, but only by a quid.         
    Posted by Tikay10
    Apologies for that
    ....

  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,565
    edited October 2014
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks?:
    In Response to Re: Can an old dog learn new tricks? : Apologies for that ....
    Posted by Jac35
    Ha! YBA.
     
    You, Mr Jackson (NTPP), are always welcome. Was a fun game, that, you, BBMike, DutyFree, etc.
     
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