If you two were to wear two tu-tu's too when two tabling I too would be tempted to two table too in my tu-tu. <<<<<<< Gone for a lie down in a dark room. Posted by elsadog
4 in a row - much better effort.
Bonus mark for injecting a new variant - "tu".
One mark deducted for duplicated word. (Two-tu's).
I recall a certain archbishop putting up an item of clothing for auction. I purchased it along with a rugby shirt signed by Gareth Edwards. You could say that I not only bought the rugby shirt but I bought the Tutu tutu too to show off to my friends. Posted by MereNovice
EXCELLENT effort, 2 Bonus Points for inventive use of the language.
4 Points deducted, upon grounds which are yet to be decided.
My final effort ........ ''To to to too, too to to to to too, to to to too, too to to to too, I'm singing in the rain'' ............. Posted by elsadog
In Response to Re: The MasterCash BIG GAME tonight. With LML & Davina McCall : As you know, I've long been an admirer of your game, you seem so technically efficient & economical, rarely wasting chip or leaving a chip behind. Playing against good players (I would not go so far as to say "better") can only be good for your game, just as watching good players helps us all. Unless you are the TV Analyst & get every read wrong....... I'm still intrigued by that A-Q v A-T hand against SIMUK, which, & I assume I read it wrong yet again, seemed so out of character with your normal style. If it's not already been Posted anywhere (I've looked, & can't see it), any chance you could take us through your thinking, street by street, maybe even post the HH? You called all the way whilst miles behind then stole it on the River, with what looked to those of us who could see the cards face up like an outrgeous steal. I'm intrigued, because that's not what I am used to seeing you do. Was it an audacious steal, or did you just think SIMUK was at it in the hand from start to finish? The bet size on your final bet (relative to the pot) was interesting too! LOVED the hand, & I've been musing about it ever since. Well played you, & all the players. Posted by Tikay10
Player
Action
Cards
Amount
Pot
Balance
offshoot
Small blind
£5.00
£5.00
£985.00
lolufold
Big blind
£10.00
£15.00
£3129.95
Your hole cards
10
A
simuk
Raise
£40.00
£55.00
£975.00
WeAreOnTV
Fold
Sparce
Fold
offshoot
Call
£35.00
£90.00
£950.00
lolufold
Fold
Flop
A
2
J
offshoot
Check
simuk
Bet
£60.00
£150.00
£915.00
offshoot
Call
£60.00
£210.00
£890.00
Turn
3
offshoot
Check
simuk
Bet
£140.00
£350.00
£775.00
offshoot
Call
£140.00
£490.00
£750.00
River
9
offshoot
Check
simuk
Bet
£260.00
£750.00
£515.00
offshoot
All-in
£750.00
£1500.00
£0.00
simuk
Fold
offshoot
Muck
offshoot
Win
£1008.20
£1008.20
offshoot
Return
£490.00
£1.80
£1498.20
By the river i was thinking my hand is basically worthless. He douesnt fire 3 barrells on such a dry board without a better hand. I was already contemplating turning my hand into a bluff when i called turn. On the river his bet sizing is a little smaller than i think he would bet with AJ or better becuase i think he would want to get value from AQ or A9 if he had a stronger hand so im leaning more towards AK or AQ. There are basically no hands i get to the river with that i would bluff with in his mind so a shove starts to seem like a better idea than folding.
I can credibly rep AJ, A9 or sets really considering how dry the board was and being out of position and i know that sim is good enough to fold AQ or AK here becuase im just never bluffing really. I would normally never make a move like this because most weaker players would just snap call with AQ but i guess one of the advantages of playing against better players is they can hand read better. Ofc i valuetown myself when he has AJ but no risk, no reward. I also dont mind if people think its a horrible play, im not in love with it(probably should fold turn), i guess im just lucky it worked out this time.
I definitely played a lot different overall than i normally would and probably made more mistakes but i learned some things i guess.
Just to echo what MereNovice says above. It's great to have a player from the hand itself explain out the play, and it *was* a brave play. Thanks a lot - I for one appreciate it.
I would say dont flat ATo oop to him, however once you c/r river is schexy and I likes so nh it's not like anyone good barrels that board against anyone good so river is def fold or raise. Even with good river play i'm still not a huge fan of pre. Though I assume from pf raise sizing that it wasn't too active 3betting/4betting getting it in or was this just early?
I don't know if simuk is still following this thread but if you're going to fold to a c/r all-in is it best just to check the river here since you're not going to get called by many hands that you beat or are you losing value over time by doing this?
It's a much simpler game when I've had hours to think about the hand and know what the cards are!
yeah i was kicking myself for the call pre, i did it whilst multitabling and not really thinking. Thats what partially led to me trying to salvage the hand in some way. I dont think many people would be opening wide from UTG at this table so it was deinitely a bad call. There had been a standard amount of 3betting but no crazy 4bet/5betting
I think my biggest mistake overall was playing too many hands oop, i do it alot anyway but at this table it was prob a bad idea.
I don't know if simuk is still following this thread but if you're going to fold to a c/r all-in is it best just to check the river here since you're not going to get called by many hands that you beat or are you losing value over time by doing this? It's a much simpler game when I've had hours to think about the hand and know what the cards are! Posted by MereNovice
well if he percieves me as a calling station then he can probably still get value from weaker aces and once i call turn he would probably expect that i would call river. I would have played it exactly the same as him. I think to bet/fold river is better than checking
I don't know if simuk is still following this thread but if you're going to fold to a c/r all-in is it best just to check the river here since you're not going to get called by many hands that you beat or are you losing value over time by doing this? It's a much simpler game when I've had hours to think about the hand and know what the cards are! Posted by MereNovice
He should only check the river if he feels that offshoot will regularly turn made hands into bluffs on the river which I doubt he would expect too often. Until he's been c/shoved on a few times he really cant just be bet calling rivers as a standard like this.
Ya I would be 3 betting ATo or just folding 5 handed, calling pre is icky.
I don't know if simuk is still following this thread but if you're going to fold to a c/r all-in is it best just to check the river here since you're not going to get called by many hands that you beat or are you losing value over time by doing this? It's a much simpler game when I've had hours to think about the hand and know what the cards are! Posted by MereNovice
OK here is my thinking....
The flop is rainbow... Offshoot (sorry I don't know your real name!) cannot really have a missed draw by the river as there is no way he calls the turn as well with broadway gutshots etc...
Therefore, he has a made hand...
When he CRs all in, I don't beat any of these made hands unless Offshoot has planned to CR the river the entire time. At the time I didn't have the read that Offshoot was capable of this despite my betsizing being a little exploitable (in that it looks like I am going for thin value without two pair plus) perhaps.
So why did I bet 260ish and not check? Well... I thought I was ahead (which was correct :P) but did not think he would be calling a bigger bet on the river as I am rarely bluffing here. ALSO... with this being shown on TV... I wanted the regs to know that I can valuebet this hand on this river. If I can valuebet here then I can be bluff more credibly in these spots too! Also, as I mentioned before, I did not give Offshoot credit, especially at 5/10, for being able to pull off such a bluff. Very well played by him as I said on the night...
And it opens a very interesting river dynamic for us in the future!:D
Oh and fwiw, Beaneh is right... I really don't think you can show a profit peeling ATo against me pre out of position. Unless you pull the trigger on the river everytime :P!
Thanks. These insights are excellent. It was great to watch you play - I hope to see more of the same in future if it can be arranged. Much appreciated.
just to echo what everyone else said top top show, with top top players offshoots move brilliant for me, though sim (although ran very well) played quality and sparce (guy plays like he has quads every hand, ha) seriously though big respect to all at the table looking forward to next one.
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Try again please Alan.
<<<<<<< Gone for a lie down in a dark room.
Bonus mark for injecting a new variant - "tu".
One mark deducted for duplicated word. (Two-tu's).
One mark deducted for hyphenated repetition.
You could say that I not only bought the rugby shirt but I bought two Tutu tu-tus too to show off to my friends.
4 Points deducted, upon grounds which are yet to be decided.
''To to to too, too to to to to too, to to to too, too to to to too, I'm singing in the rain'' .............
Sheer genuis.
PS - Disqualified.
I can credibly rep AJ, A9 or sets really considering how dry the board was and being out of position and i know that sim is good enough to fold AQ or AK here becuase im just never bluffing really. I would normally never make a move like this because most weaker players would just snap call with AQ but i guess one of the advantages of playing against better players is they can hand read better. Ofc i valuetown myself when he has AJ but no risk, no reward. I also dont mind if people think its a horrible play, im not in love with it(probably should fold turn), i guess im just lucky it worked out this time.
I definitely played a lot different overall than i normally would and probably made more mistakes but i learned some things i guess.
It adds a lot to the hand.
Much appreciated.
Sky Dave
It's a much simpler game when I've had hours to think about the hand and know what the cards are!
I think my biggest mistake overall was playing too many hands oop, i do it alot anyway but at this table it was prob a bad idea.
The flop is rainbow... Offshoot (sorry I don't know your real name!) cannot really have a missed draw by the river as there is no way he calls the turn as well with broadway gutshots etc...
Therefore, he has a made hand...
When he CRs all in, I don't beat any of these made hands unless Offshoot has planned to CR the river the entire time. At the time I didn't have the read that Offshoot was capable of this despite my betsizing being a little exploitable (in that it looks like I am going for thin value without two pair plus) perhaps.
So why did I bet 260ish and not check? Well... I thought I was ahead (which was correct :P) but did not think he would be calling a bigger bet on the river as I am rarely bluffing here. ALSO... with this being shown on TV... I wanted the regs to know that I can valuebet this hand on this river. If I can valuebet here then I can be bluff more credibly in these spots too! Also, as I mentioned before, I did not give Offshoot credit, especially at 5/10, for being able to pull off such a bluff. Very well played by him as I said on the night...
And it opens a very interesting river dynamic for us in the future!:D
These insights are excellent.
It was great to watch you play - I hope to see more of the same in future if it can be arranged.
Much appreciated.
I echo the comments of others - big thanks to Offshoot & Simmy for baring their souls & taking us through that hand.
I sort of understand it now - but that's not to say I could have pulled the trigger on the end!
I'm absolutely made-up over how good that evening was, & by the general reaction to it.
To all those who suggested a repeat, &/or smaller buy-in versions of the same thing, watch this space please.
top top show, with top top players
offshoots move brilliant
for me, though sim (although ran very well) played quality
and sparce (guy plays like he has quads every hand, ha)
seriously though big respect to all at the table
looking forward to next one.
gadge