Matt Vaughan
King of Moody Rants
Bronze Level
In. Haven't been foruming too much lately but do come by most days.
Just like old times!!
In. Haven't been foruming too much lately but do come by most days.
I usually fold AJos utg 9 handed now as it can rarely stand a raise, table dependent of course. And if you do call a raise you are often oop and dominated by a better ace.
Personally Id want a better bluff catcher before calling a river overbet of that size.
Honestly didn't even think this was a hard call... then saw his hand and questioned my whole life.
Pre is good. I like every street except river where I would be worried about alot of rivered 2 pairs, the occassional straight or rivered set. Those combos add up and we also have to worry that he might bluff with something that beats us (although unlikely). I just dont see enough bluffs that want to take this line that wouldnt love to bet the turn.
Range wise we have to be somewhere near the bottom right? Since alot of our worse hands will bluff river and better will value bet. lots of low pairs we dont want to vbet.
I think it's an easy fold considering he doesn't have many bluffs there other than total air
Also it's the chinese apps & I've seen the weirdest shit on those than any other site
Listening to episode #307 of thinking poker podcast right now!!
Enjoying the thread so farand generally get lots of you playing on PKC with me.
I'm actually not allowed to discuss it here but there's info below all my youtube videos.
So PKC has been so far on the back burner as of late, I'm embarrassed to even have this thread lol.
I've actually probably played more live sessions this month than I've played online sessions in the last 2.
And it's been going well. When PKC started going badly, I honestly lost a LOT of motivation. And since live has been going well, I've just been rolling with that because it's easier to get motivated to go play.
I had a couple good 2/5 wins including a +$3.5k day, and also played 5/10 in Portland and at Maryland Live, both times booking mid sized wins. So it's been going well, to say the least.
I have some trips coming up too, to Vegas, so that should be fun. It's mostly for work/training stuff but I might get to play a few sessions. And the 5/10 is running roughly weekly at MD Live, so that's something I want to start playing more regularly.
I need some of that live run good man🤑
Lol yeah it's been nice. Also played a 1/2 NL home game I haven't played in a while due to it not running or schedule conflicts. It's soft, but the game was largely built around 1 whale. They are all friends, but most of them are at least not TERRIBLE players. Not good, but not "feeding the game" enough for me to go out of my way for the game except that I enjoy their company.
He finally made it back to the game. And he was indeed missed. I'm talking blind jams pre regardless of action for $200-500 at a time.
And almost no one is willing to call off vs him without the GOODS except me. So he LOVES me because of the action I give. At one point he jammed blind $250 first to act and it folded to me in the BB and I told him I'd call blind if he wanted. He says "of course! I don't give a ****!" So called and made 2 pair or something with 63o. Turns out he had AQo.
In another hand, he had just topped up for $500 a few hands prior and already jammed all in blind with no action. In this hand he's straddling. In a few hands where I've limped, he has started to just limp behind more - maybe because he's losing steam, maybe because he has a sense that I may do this to induce jams with the top of my range.
So when there's 2 limps to me in the BB, I look down at KK. Decide not to complete - I make it $20 (over the $6 straddle and 2 limps). And sure enough, he blind jams his $500. Both other players fold and I call. I know there are a billion ways I COULD lose this hand, don't even know what I need to dodge lol.
Board runs out J7524 and he shouts "STRAIGHT" - showing me 63o. Fun.
I won and lost probably a couple thousand through this player last night lol. Ended the night in for $1,000 and out for $1,635 so the heater continues, but I was THIS close to booking a seemingly impossible $2.5k+ win in that game if I stack him on the KK vs 63 hand.
Good times!