HA, I played anyway
I waited for a short bit and then a seat opened up. I got to the table and realized there was an absolute mountian of chips at this table. What was going on?? After the first hand I found out. This table had two or three players that were just gambling on every hand. Not just calling but raising and re-raising with crap. I went from the tightest game ever to one of the most wild games you could play in. One dude rebought in to the game for $3,000?? I knew all that money was in play. This was going to be a great spot to make money. You just had to hold some hands. There was going to be no bluffing at the table. Some of these pots were $500-600 pots, in an $8/16 game!! I picked up a few hands and was up a good $300-$400, then right before I was going to go home I got a K high flush draw out of the blind on the flop and of course with all flops being taken 6,7,8 handed I was getting odds to burn chips, whiff. Then three hands later in late position I picked up A,Q raised pre-flop with only 3 players in the pot, one player called out of the blind and we took the pot off 4 ways with me in position. Flop came Q high two clubs. There was an early bet, a call, I raised, blind dumped, early bettor three bet, sandwich player called cold, and I just called. Turn another Q, no club. I checked, bet, call, I now raised, cap, cold call, I call. I guess the sandwhich is on the club draw. I know I have the capper beat, he has a crap Q. Bingo, club on river. Check, bet, I make the crying call into a massive pot and he shows me clubs. K,2 of clubs. Sweet hand sir!! That burned a few too many chips for my taste, and with the way I have been running I wanted to book a small win. So I did. Whoo Hoo $125 bucks. That game had the potential to make $1,000 in, and some did. The guy who hit the K,2 of clubs had at least $1,300 in front of him. Just not to be for me. O well at least it was a win.
To the comment on the last post why don't I try NL for a while, I whish we had a game up here. We don't, no real NL games. Tulailup runs a NL game with a $500 cap on bets, so not a real game. Once you hit the cap it becomes a $500 limit game. Plus they won't let you buy in for more than $500 anyway. How do you play $5/10 blind NL with only $500 on the table?? I just have not been focused on playing NL. I may try a bit when I go to LV or LA again, but the limit games call me too hard when I go there. I am going to go to LV in October to play in the tournament on the 7th. Hope you are all winning and I will be at the MUCK on Tuesday next week almost for sure..SJ
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Which tournament are you playing in Vegas on October 7th? I may be out there around that time.
Sat. the 7th $1500 buy-in NL at the Bellagio.
PS. I corrected the misrepresentation of my AQ hand on my blog (in the comments section).
Thanks for picking up the error.
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