- +6 BI in 330 hands and then played another 1k hands on the plateau. Stop at $2/hand imo.
- Won a 27 person donkament for $100.
- $82 Step 3 ticket --> $215 Step 4 ticket --> playing in my first Sunday Million which is actually the Sunday 2 Million yay!
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I managed to bust out of the WBCOOP Event #2 shortly after this hand which tilted me slightly being results oriented and all. PLO is the game of the future if this is going to continue to be standard. I'm definitely not any sort of PLO expert yet but this baffles me.
Poker Stars Freeroll Pot Limit Omaha Hi Tournament - t125/t250 Blinds - 8 players - View hand 499287
The Official DeucesCracked.com Hand History Converter
BB: t17225 M = 45.93
UTG: t23395 M = 62.39
UTG+1: t70 M = 0.19
MP1: t18214 M = 48.57
MP2: t2640 M = 7.04
CO: t25867 M = 68.98
BTN: t5730 M = 15.28
Hero (SB): t35107 M = 93.62
Pre Flop: (t375) Hero is SB with J 8 7 Q
UTG raises to t875, 5 folds, Hero calls t750, 1 fold
Flop: (t2000) 9 7 6 (2 players)
Hero checks, UTG bets t2000, Hero raises to t8000, UTG calls t6000
Turn: (t18000) 2 (2 players)
Hero bets t18000, UTG calls t14520 all in
River: (t47040) A (2 players - 1 is all in)
Final Pot: t47040
UTG shows A J 5 J (a pair of Aces)
Hero shows J 8 7 Q (a pair of Sevens)
UTG wins t47040
This tournament kept me away from FPSing a lot in my cash games. I might throw one in if I'm planning on playing a longer session and see how it works out.
Congrats on the big win, and good luck in the Million. I'd be jealous if tournaments didn't make my brain melt.
ReplyDeleteThanks Zach! They do make my brain melt too, but I'm really liking Angelo's idea about all decisions passing through event value - ie. do I want to have x stack here compared to y stack here and what are the probabilities of each... makes the brain melt so much slower.
ReplyDeleteGL in the million. I'm such a micro player I've only ever played in the 1/4 million.
ReplyDeleteThat's a sick beat. Gutshot with the flush draw. Omaha will rip your heart out.
I'm starting to think you feel down a well.
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