CosmicAIDS

100NL 6 max

Hero has AA in SB with about $120
Villain is on button with about $105 just joined table

UTG limps in for $1, folds to villain on button who raises to $28
Hero flats $28, UTG folds.

Flop is 7 8 5 rainbow

Hero checks. Button shoves for remaining stack, hero calls.

Button shows AK offsuit. Hero wins pot of ~ $210 lol

So I have been watching Doug play on stream now and watching his VODS all day today and i must say it is very fun to watch this guy play. It's awesome that we can get someone who plays cash so well on Twitch since it seems mostly dominated by tourneys and as i am mostly a cash player it is a real treat. Basically I just wanted to start a discussion on a couple of things i noticed from Doug that i think makes him such a tough opponent and see what else you guys think. Obviously he does much more but these are just three things i want to personally work on.

1. His aggression and his wide ranges

Doug is obviously super aggro but not in a dumb spewy way. You can really see his heads up tal

Just a quick question I was thinking of today. Do you think he is at least in the running? The way he turned this team around says to me that he should at least be in the discussion.

This hand just happened a few hours ago. We are decently deep 6 handed. Hero has stack of 2200, main villain has about 1300 and third villain has about 900.

Main villain is a very competent reg who is capable of big moves. I have played with him a bunch over the last year and he fluctuates from being a very solid talented player to a complete spewtard. It is very hard to put him on a range in any given hand. He was stuck tonight and I didn't know if he was steaming a lot or not. Anyways here is the hand.

Dealt to Hero Utg 6 handed [AcQs]

Hero raised to 15
UTG+1 folds
MP folds
Button third villain calls 15
Small Blind folds
BB main villain 3 bets to 55
Hero decides to fl

So last night I'm at a 2/5 game and I have KQ of spades. I raise to 20 and the guy to my left calls. A woman who only had 35 left goes all in. Folds to me and I want to make a raise so I grab about 75 in chips and put my hand in to start cutting them. Now before I can even put a chip down the guy to my left goes all in! So I take my chips back and then say I haven't even acted yet and that I want to fold. The floor comes over and says that since I didn't say raise or cut any chips out and since our casino doesn't have a line rule I only have to call and then can fold. The guy who shoved is upset because he had AA obviously and says that is bullshit and that I have no honor and that I'm a fuc