Funny hand from a guy i have played with often playing way out of his stakes on twitch. He is an uber nit.
twitch.tv/stoneslivepoker/v/33655400?t=02h28m07sPosted Feb 21, 2016, 9:24 AM UTC
Posted Feb 21, 2016, 9:24 AM UTC
I assume you're the guy who played his 2-4 suited like an abomination? Try folding pre and save yourself some money. Just because people like to fold trash like 2-4 doesn't make them nits.
What are you even hoping to accomplish by 3betting w 2-4 preflop? You're creating a bloated pot w a severely weak holding.
W all that being said I still respect your aggresiveness, but feel it would be better suited for times where you get hands better than duece four.
I have a strong feeling how aggressive you are towards him makes me think his stack on that table was probably fairly larger than your bankroll.
Would you prefer that I just respond "Fold pre?". Not sure what my comment has anything to do w my bankroll but I am very comfortable currently.
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Not me lol
this is so bad
Oh and if you're going to try and raise the river and rep a 6 you better raise bigger than 180 or whatever you did. There was like 800 in the pot and he bet 30 into it, if you're going to raise there make it amount that is hard for him to call. As it played out it looked like his bet of 30 induced you to spew more w a weak hand.
Who are you talking to?
Talking from the perspective of the player playing 2-4
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How is that guy a nit lol I didn't think I'd have to specify it's Ken that is the nit
4 card straight on board and he bet calls river? Yeah real nitty.
I know Ken. The man is probably one of the tightest players I have ever come across. When was this? I am intrigued because he plays at my local casino all the time in PA.
Post-oak bet for value, ftw
Seems pretty normal for live