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Assani, I just looked up your Sit-N-Go numbers and saw that you had lost $29,833 in SnG's. I also noticed that you virtually stopped playing (at least under your main SN) in mid 2007. My question for you is, do you find SnG's to be nearly impossible to consistently be profitable? I've tried my hand at SNG's with very little success. What I am perplexed about is your ability to cash in these larger tourneys but an apparent inability to cash in SnG's in which I assume there is a smaller field? Or has your play just really come around since mid 2007, or are the numbers that I see complete rubbish? This is not at all an attack on you nor your play, you are obviously on top of the world at the moment, but I am attempting to get a better grip on this crazy game of poker and trying to figure out WTF happened here. Thanks and keep those Icy Pots coming!

 
TheGooRoo said:
Assani, I just looked up your Sit-N-Go numbers and saw that you had lost $29,833 in SnG's. I also noticed that you virtually stopped playing (at least under your main SN) in mid 2007. My question for you is, do you find SnG's to be nearly impossible to consistently be profitable? I've tried my hand at SNG's with very little success. What I am perplexed about is your ability to cash in these larger tourneys but an apparent inability to cash in SnG's in which I assume there is a smaller field? Or has your play just really come around since mid 2007, or are the numbers that I see complete rubbish? This is not at all an attack on you nor your play, you are obviously on top of the world at the moment, but I am attempting to get a better grip on this crazy game of poker and trying to figure out WTF happened here. Thanks and keep those Icy Pots coming!
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where did you see this?
 
LOL @ this profile...

Assani Poker Player Profile

"Although extremely proficient in both No Limit Hold Em, Pot Limit Omaha, and Pot Limit Omaha high low Eight or Better, Heads Up Limit Follow the Queens is the game in which Assani is truly considered 'world class.' Many will even go so far as to say that he is the most accomplished HULFTQ player in the world"

 
well done Assani!

quick question.. in the 109+r you were down to just about 90k in chips with blinds at 10/20k, you were essentially blinded down (there were 4 left). What are you looking for to push with at that stage? IIRC you pushed with J8 and hit a J to double up.

Just wondering if you were extremely card dead for a bunch of hands there or what.

 
Mr. Ham said:
Random said:
TheGooRoo said:
Assani, I just looked up your Sit-N-Go numbers and saw that you had lost $29,833 in SnG's. I also noticed that you virtually stopped playing (at least under your main SN) in mid 2007. My question for you is, do you find SnG's to be nearly impossible to consistently be profitable? I've tried my hand at SNG's with very little success. What I am perplexed about is your ability to cash in these larger tourneys but an apparent inability to cash in SnG's in which I assume there is a smaller field? Or has your play just really come around since mid 2007, or are the numbers that I see complete rubbish? This is not at all an attack on you nor your play, you are obviously on top of the world at the moment, but I am attempting to get a better grip on this crazy game of poker and trying to figure out WTF happened here. Thanks and keep those Icy Pots coming!
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Shark Scope. I was wondering this, too. I've noticed those kinds of numbers even after players have won big tournaments like the Sunday Million. Just a hunch, but I believe that if you pay for the service they may take lengths to shield your stats? Most successful poker players probably wouldn't want the IRS to have a record of hundreds of thousands in wins? Just a hunch.I'd rather have a record that said I lost $30,000 than I won $200,000.
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Great player or not, you can ask them to block your stats. There are several players that have stats disabled. Also, I believe SharkScope only tracks games considered SNGs (which I believe means less than 45 players, at least that's how Stars seems to list them). I don't know this with certainty, and am at work so I can't check, but I recall something along those lines when I did some checking on their site.
 
Mr. Ham said:
Random said:
TheGooRoo said:
Assani, I just looked up your Sit-N-Go numbers and saw that you had lost $29,833 in SnG's. I also noticed that you virtually stopped playing (at least under your main SN) in mid 2007. My question for you is, do you find SnG's to be nearly impossible to consistently be profitable? I've tried my hand at SNG's with very little success. What I am perplexed about is your ability to cash in these larger tourneys but an apparent inability to cash in SnG's in which I assume there is a smaller field? Or has your play just really come around since mid 2007, or are the numbers that I see complete rubbish? This is not at all an attack on you nor your play, you are obviously on top of the world at the moment, but I am attempting to get a better grip on this crazy game of poker and trying to figure out WTF happened here. Thanks and keep those Icy Pots coming!
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Shark Scope. I was wondering this, too. I've noticed those kinds of numbers even after players have won big tournaments like the Sunday Million. Just a hunch, but I believe that if you pay for the service they may take lengths to shield your stats? Most successful poker players probably wouldn't want the IRS to have a record of hundreds of thousands in wins? Just a hunch.I'd rather have a record that said I lost $30,000 than I won $200,000.
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On Full Tilt (and I assume P'stars), there is a difference between Sit & Go's and Tourneys. Assani has been playing tourney's, and not the sit n go's that Sharkscope is showing the $30k loss on. Of course, I could be wrong on all counts, looking forward to AF's response.
 
TheGooRoo said:
Assani, I just looked up your Sit-N-Go numbers and saw that you had lost $29,833 in SnG's. I also noticed that you virtually stopped playing (at least under your main SN) in mid 2007. My question for you is, do you find SnG's to be nearly impossible to consistently be profitable? I've tried my hand at SNG's with very little success. What I am perplexed about is your ability to cash in these larger tourneys but an apparent inability to cash in SnG's in which I assume there is a smaller field? Or has your play just really come around since mid 2007, or are the numbers that I see complete rubbish? This is not at all an attack on you nor your play, you are obviously on top of the world at the moment, but I am attempting to get a better grip on this crazy game of poker and trying to figure out WTF happened here. Thanks and keep those Icy Pots coming!
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Right before my senior year of college in 2003, I turned 21 and started playing online. All I played were SnGs. I started on Paradise, then moved over to Party because you could play two tables at once there, which was a huge deal at the time. I ran insanely well to begin, and got better and better. Plus it helped that the competition was just horrnedous in those days. Eddie and I have often said that if we could go back in time to 2003 with our current poker skills that we'd both be millionaires easily....it was just sooooooo soft.I do think that nowadays the SnGs have gotten pretty tough. Nearly everyone who plays any level above the really low ones knows the proper push/fold ranges and calling ranges. Moreover the whole "play tight early and let them bust out, then use your tight image to steal late" that worked so well in 2003 is pretty much useless now as everyone understands that.With regards to my big losses on sharkscope, I'm afraid that was yet another one of my poor bankroll management decisions. I had some MTT successes once I got into them, and for some reason with only about $70K to my name I thought it'd be a bright idea to play in the $5000 buy in heads up SnGs. I remember playing The Takeover a bunch, and in those days he was really highly regarded(perhaps still is, I dunno). As you can see I lost...but to be honest a 5 or 6 buy in downswing in heads up tourneys is pretty much meaningless....its just the stakes were ridiculous. I was pretty stupid back then, but then again you have to realize that when a kid grows up in a single parent home(dad never paid child support) and his mom just does day care out of their house to pay the bills....and then all of a sudden I'm given $70K in a matter of months....its not easy to make good bankroll decisions. Its like those boxers who end up broke despite making millions. Its very easy to critisize, but the money really did seem like millions to me at the time and I thought it was invincible. Thankfully, I've learned my lessons(the hard way) and am back on my feet doing well now.
 
Cowboys#1 said:
well done Assani! quick question.. in the 109+r you were down to just about 90k in chips with blinds at 10/20k, you were essentially blinded down (there were 4 left). What are you looking for to push with at that stage? IIRC you pushed with J8 and hit a J to double up.Just wondering if you were extremely card dead for a bunch of hands there or what.
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Yeah I was pretty card dead. I basically was going to push any decent hand when I had first in equity(another played hadn't raised before me), but I just didn't get the chance until that hand. I'll post the HHs later, and I'll comment more then
 
Mr. Ham said:
Random said:
TheGooRoo said:
Assani, I just looked up your Sit-N-Go numbers and saw that you had lost $29,833 in SnG's. I also noticed that you virtually stopped playing (at least under your main SN) in mid 2007. My question for you is, do you find SnG's to be nearly impossible to consistently be profitable? I've tried my hand at SNG's with very little success. What I am perplexed about is your ability to cash in these larger tourneys but an apparent inability to cash in SnG's in which I assume there is a smaller field? Or has your play just really come around since mid 2007, or are the numbers that I see complete rubbish? This is not at all an attack on you nor your play, you are obviously on top of the world at the moment, but I am attempting to get a better grip on this crazy game of poker and trying to figure out WTF happened here. Thanks and keep those Icy Pots coming!
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Shark Scope. I was wondering this, too. I've noticed those kinds of numbers even after players have won big tournaments like the Sunday Million. Just a hunch, but I believe that if you pay for the service they may take lengths to shield your stats? Most successful poker players probably wouldn't want the IRS to have a record of hundreds of thousands in wins? Just a hunch.I'd rather have a record that said I lost $30,000 than I won $200,000.
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Sharkscope only tracks SnGs, not MTTs.
 
Assani Fisher said:
TheGooRoo said:
Assani, I just looked up your Sit-N-Go numbers and saw that you had lost $29,833 in SnG's. I also noticed that you virtually stopped playing (at least under your main SN) in mid 2007. My question for you is, do you find SnG's to be nearly impossible to consistently be profitable? I've tried my hand at SNG's with very little success. What I am perplexed about is your ability to cash in these larger tourneys but an apparent inability to cash in SnG's in which I assume there is a smaller field? Or has your play just really come around since mid 2007, or are the numbers that I see complete rubbish? This is not at all an attack on you nor your play, you are obviously on top of the world at the moment, but I am attempting to get a better grip on this crazy game of poker and trying to figure out WTF happened here. Thanks and keep those Icy Pots coming!
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Right before my senior year of college in 2003, I turned 21 and started playing online. All I played were SnGs. I started on Paradise, then moved over to Party because you could play two tables at once there, which was a huge deal at the time. I ran insanely well to begin, and got better and better. Plus it helped that the competition was just horrnedous in those days. Eddie and I have often said that if we could go back in time to 2003 with our current poker skills that we'd both be millionaires easily....it was just sooooooo soft.I do think that nowadays the SnGs have gotten pretty tough. Nearly everyone who plays any level above the really low ones knows the proper push/fold ranges and calling ranges. Moreover the whole "play tight early and let them bust out, then use your tight image to steal late" that worked so well in 2003 is pretty much useless now as everyone understands that.With regards to my big losses on sharkscope, I'm afraid that was yet another one of my poor bankroll management decisions. I had some MTT successes once I got into them, and for some reason with only about $70K to my name I thought it'd be a bright idea to play in the $5000 buy in heads up SnGs. I remember playing The Takeover a bunch, and in those days he was really highly regarded(perhaps still is, I dunno). As you can see I lost...but to be honest a 5 or 6 buy in downswing in heads up tourneys is pretty much meaningless....its just the stakes were ridiculous. I was pretty stupid back then, but then again you have to realize that when a kid grows up in a single parent home(dad never paid child support) and his mom just does day care out of their house to pay the bills....and then all of a sudden I'm given $70K in a matter of months....its not easy to make good bankroll decisions. Its like those boxers who end up broke despite making millions. Its very easy to critisize, but the money really did seem like millions to me at the time and I thought it was invincible. Thankfully, I've learned my lessons(the hard way) and am back on my feet doing well now.
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This is an awesome story to put in here.
 
Thought I got in tomorrow night at 6, turns out I don't get in till 7 or 730 :wall: I guess I'll be hauling ### to my hotel to catch the end of the Laker/Celtic game instead of drinking during the second half and enjoying it from the book.

 
spOOfy said:
That last hand was majorly sick. For those who missed it, flop was KQJ. Bet, reraise, reraise, push, I believe was the action. Assani had K8, shooter had KT. Turn brought the miracle 8, but Assani still had to dodge 17 outs on the river and did to win it. Was a blast watching both final tables. Congrats on the win!
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Assani had the K of clubs, there were 3 clubs on the flop, and the 8 on the turn was also a club.Edit: flop was QJT.
 
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snorlax said:
spOOfy said:
That last hand was majorly sick. For those who missed it, flop was KQJ. Bet, reraise, reraise, push, I believe was the action. Assani had K8, shooter had KT. Turn brought the miracle 8, but Assani still had to dodge 17 outs on the river and did to win it. Was a blast watching both final tables. Congrats on the win!
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Assani had the K of clubs, there were 3 clubs on the flop, and the 8 on the turn was also a club.Edit: flop was QJT.
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No you're thinking of a different hand. I flopped top pair and check/raised pretty much all in. Spoofy is right except that 6 of the 17 outs I had to dodge were only to chop, so I only had to dodge 11 outs to lose.
 
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really?

Full Tilt Poker Game #6788825610: $33,000 Guarantee (1r+1a) (50893860), Table 20 - 60/120 - No Limit Hold'em - 21:08:51 ET - 2008/06/11

Seat 1: TopTizzlePizzle (11,370)

Seat 2: FU_15 (8,735)

Seat 3: mblizo (1,140)

Seat 4: Aaron_Hacker (14,124)

Seat 6: Rekelme (7,990)

Seat 7: GrinderMJ (18,285)

Seat 8: demonchild724 (6,215)

Seat 9: Assani Fisher (13,877)

Assani Fisher posts the small blind of 60

TopTizzlePizzle posts the big blind of 120

The button is in seat #8

*** HOLE CARDS ***

Dealt to Assani Fisher [Kh Ad]

FU_15 folds

mblizo folds

Aaron_Hacker folds

Rekelme folds

GrinderMJ folds

demonchild724 raises to 360

Assani Fisher has 15 seconds left to act

Assani Fisher raises to 2,985

TopTizzlePizzle folds

demonchild724 calls 2,625

*** FLOP *** [9d Qd 7h]

Assani Fisher bets 6,090

FU_15 has been disconnected

demonchild724 calls 3,230, and is all in

Assani Fisher shows [Kh Ad]

demonchild724 shows [Js Ac]

Uncalled bet of 2,860 returned to Assani Fisher

*** TURN *** [9d Qd 7h] [Jc]

*** RIVER *** [9d Qd 7h Jc] [5h]

Assani Fisher shows Ace King high

demonchild724 shows a pair of Jacks

demonchild724 wins the pot (12,550) with a pair of Jacks

*** SUMMARY ***

Total pot 12,550 | Rake 0

Board: [9d Qd 7h Jc 5h]

Seat 1: TopTizzlePizzle (big blind) folded before the Flop

Seat 2: FU_15 didn't bet (folded)

Seat 3: mblizo didn't bet (folded)

Seat 4: Aaron_Hacker didn't bet (folded)

Seat 6: Rekelme didn't bet (folded)

Seat 7: GrinderMJ didn't bet (folded)

Seat 8: demonchild724 (button) showed [Js Ac] and won (12,550) with a pair of Jacks

Seat 9: Assani Fisher (small blind) showed [Kh Ad] and lost with Ace King high

 
Assani Fisher said:
really?Full Tilt Poker Game #6788825610: $33,000 Guarantee (1r+1a) (50893860), Table 20 - 60/120 - No Limit Hold'em - 21:08:51 ET - 2008/06/11Seat 1: TopTizzlePizzle (11,370)Seat 2: FU_15 (8,735)Seat 3: mblizo (1,140)Seat 4: Aaron_Hacker (14,124)Seat 6: Rekelme (7,990)Seat 7: GrinderMJ (18,285)Seat 8: demonchild724 (6,215)Seat 9: Assani Fisher (13,877)Assani Fisher posts the small blind of 60TopTizzlePizzle posts the big blind of 120The button is in seat #8*** HOLE CARDS ***Dealt to Assani Fisher [Kh Ad]FU_15 foldsmblizo foldsAaron_Hacker foldsRekelme foldsGrinderMJ foldsdemonchild724 raises to 360Assani Fisher has 15 seconds left to actAssani Fisher raises to 2,985TopTizzlePizzle foldsdemonchild724 calls 2,625*** FLOP *** [9d Qd 7h]Assani Fisher bets 6,090FU_15 has been disconnecteddemonchild724 calls 3,230, and is all inAssani Fisher shows [Kh Ad]demonchild724 shows [Js Ac]Uncalled bet of 2,860 returned to Assani Fisher*** TURN *** [9d Qd 7h] [Jc]*** RIVER *** [9d Qd 7h Jc] [5h]Assani Fisher shows Ace King highdemonchild724 shows a pair of Jacksdemonchild724 wins the pot (12,550) with a pair of Jacks*** SUMMARY ***Total pot 12,550 | Rake 0Board: [9d Qd 7h Jc 5h]Seat 1: TopTizzlePizzle (big blind) folded before the FlopSeat 2: FU_15 didn't bet (folded)Seat 3: mblizo didn't bet (folded)Seat 4: Aaron_Hacker didn't bet (folded)Seat 6: Rekelme didn't bet (folded)Seat 7: GrinderMJ didn't bet (folded)Seat 8: demonchild724 (button) showed [Js Ac] and won (12,550) with a pair of JacksSeat 9: Assani Fisher (small blind) showed [Kh Ad] and lost with Ace King high
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Yeah, that's pretty bad. You were in control and had the whole continuation bet thing going one. Even if he thought you were bluffing, you bet pretty big preflop. You couldn't have been bluffing with garbage.
 
OPRed villian from that hand and hes the best kind of opponent: A guy who was a small stakes player and hit a big tourney score and is now jumping into the big tourneys....God thats great to see.

Btw, I mentioned to Eddie a while ago that I seem to run great at Stars and horrible at FT, and thats continued time and time again over the past few months. Just seems crazy to me. Sample size is pretty large too.

 
PokerStars Game #18078612236: Tournament #91350038, $100+$9 Hold'em No Limit - Level XV (1000/2000) - 2008/06/11 - 22:52:01 (ET)

Table '91350038 41' 9-max Seat #3 is the button

Seat 1: ScrewPool (86073 in chips)

Seat 3: jwvdcw (18781 in chips)

Seat 4: AAqueens22 (58620 in chips)

Seat 5: habanero38 (71600 in chips)

Seat 6: lamar (38977 in chips)

Seat 7: ely_cash41 (84904 in chips)

Seat 8: dudeoflife21 (157465 in chips)

Seat 9: mmzzqq (65398 in chips)

ScrewPool: posts the ante 200

jwvdcw: posts the ante 200

AAqueens22: posts the ante 200

habanero38: posts the ante 200

lamar: posts the ante 200

ely_cash41: posts the ante 200

dudeoflife21: posts the ante 200

mmzzqq: posts the ante 200

AAqueens22: posts small blind 1000

habanero38: posts big blind 2000

*** HOLE CARDS ***

lamar: folds

ely_cash41: folds

dudeoflife21: folds

mmzzqq: folds

ScrewPool: folds

jwvdcw: raises 16581 to 18581 and is all-in

AAqueens22: folds

habanero38: calls 16581

*** FLOP *** [4c 3c Js]

*** TURN *** [4c 3c Js] [4h]

*** RIVER *** [4c 3c Js 4h] [Tc]

*** SHOW DOWN ***

habanero38: shows [Ac 2c] (a flush, Ace high)

jwvdcw: shows [3d 3h] (a full house, Threes full of Fours)

jwvdcw collected 39762 from pot

*** SUMMARY ***

Total pot 39762 | Rake 0

Board [4c 3c Js 4h Tc]

Seat 1: ScrewPool folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 3: jwvdcw (button) showed [3d 3h] and won (39762) with a full house, Threes full of Fours

Seat 4: AAqueens22 (small blind) folded before Flop

Seat 5: habanero38 (big blind) showed [Ac 2c] and lost with a flush, Ace high

Seat 6: lamar folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 7: ely_cash41 folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 8: dudeoflife21 folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 9: mmzzqq folded before Flop (didn't bet)

 
PokerStars Game #18078692520: Tournament #91350038, $100+$9 Hold'em No Limit - Level XV (1000/2000) - 2008/06/11 - 22:56:11 (ET)

Table '91350038 41' 9-max Seat #1 is the button

Seat 1: ScrewPool (88123 in chips)

Seat 3: jwvdcw (42962 in chips)

Seat 5: habanero38 (55569 in chips)

Seat 6: lamar (34577 in chips)

Seat 7: ely_cash41 (80504 in chips)

Seat 8: dudeoflife21 (149065 in chips)

Seat 9: mmzzqq (73798 in chips)

ScrewPool: posts the ante 200

jwvdcw: posts the ante 200

habanero38: posts the ante 200

lamar: posts the ante 200

ely_cash41: posts the ante 200

dudeoflife21: posts the ante 200

mmzzqq: posts the ante 200

jwvdcw: posts small blind 1000

habanero38: posts big blind 2000

*** HOLE CARDS ***

lamar: folds

ely_cash41: folds

dudeoflife21: folds

mmzzqq: folds

ScrewPool: raises 4000 to 6000

jwvdcw: raises 36762 to 42762 and is all-in

habanero38: folds

ScrewPool: calls 36762

*** FLOP *** [Js 8s 9d]

*** TURN *** [Js 8s 9d] [8h]

*** RIVER *** [Js 8s 9d 8h] [Jd]

*** SHOW DOWN ***

jwvdcw: shows [Th Tc] (two pair, Jacks and Tens)

ScrewPool: shows [Ac Td] (two pair, Jacks and Eights)

jwvdcw collected 88924 from pot

*** SUMMARY ***

Total pot 88924 | Rake 0

Board [Js 8s 9d 8h Jd]

Seat 1: ScrewPool (button) showed [Ac Td] and lost with two pair, Jacks and Eights

Seat 3: jwvdcw (small blind) showed [Th Tc] and won (88924) with two pair, Jacks and Tens

Seat 5: habanero38 (big blind) folded before Flop

Seat 6: lamar folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 7: ely_cash41 folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 8: dudeoflife21 folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 9: mmzzqq folded before Flop (didn't bet)

5 out of 21.... !!!

 
very interesting hand imo

PokerStars Game #18078971671: Tournament #91350038, $100+$9 Hold'em No Limit - Level XVI (1500/3000) - 2008/06/11 - 23:11:11 (ET)

Table '91350038 41' 9-max Seat #3 is the button

Seat 1: ScrewPool (106022 in chips)

Seat 2: nueyy (231995 in chips)

Seat 3: jwvdcw (89124 in chips)

Seat 5: habanero38 (60669 in chips)

Seat 6: erikerixen (45512 in chips)

Seat 8: dudeoflife21 (173408 in chips)

Seat 9: mmzzqq (86175 in chips)

ScrewPool: posts the ante 300

nueyy: posts the ante 300

jwvdcw: posts the ante 300

habanero38: posts the ante 300

erikerixen: posts the ante 300

dudeoflife21: posts the ante 300

mmzzqq: posts the ante 300

habanero38: posts small blind 1500

erikerixen: posts big blind 3000

*** HOLE CARDS ***

Dealt to jwvdcw [Ad Jh]

dudeoflife21: folds

mmzzqq: folds

ScrewPool: folds

nueyy: raises 6000 to 9000

jwvdcw: calls 9000

habanero38: folds

erikerixen: folds

*** FLOP *** [6s Qs 6h]

nueyy: checks

jwvdcw: bets 12000

nueyy: calls 12000

*** TURN *** [6s Qs 6h] [As]

nueyy: bets 15000

jwvdcw: calls 15000

*** RIVER *** [6s Qs 6h As] [7c]

nueyy: bets 30000

jwvdcw: calls 30000

*** SHOW DOWN ***

nueyy: shows [9h 9c] (two pair, Nines and Sixes)

jwvdcw: shows [Ad Jh] (two pair, Aces and Sixes)

jwvdcw collected 138600 from pot

*** SUMMARY ***

Total pot 138600 | Rake 0

Board [6s Qs 6h As 7c]

Seat 1: ScrewPool folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 2: nueyy showed [9h 9c] and lost with two pair, Nines and Sixes

Seat 3: jwvdcw (button) showed [Ad Jh] and won (138600) with two pair, Aces and Sixes

Seat 5: habanero38 (small blind) folded before Flop

Seat 6: erikerixen (big blind) folded before Flop

Seat 8: dudeoflife21 folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 9: mmzzqq folded before Flop (didn't bet)

 
PokerStars Game #18078971671: Tournament #91350038, $100+$9 Hold'em No Limit - Level XVI (1500/3000) - 2008/06/11 - 23:11:11 (ET)

Table '91350038 41' 9-max Seat #3 is the button

Seat 1: ScrewPool (106022 in chips)

Seat 2: nueyy (231995 in chips)

Seat 3: jwvdcw (89124 in chips)

Seat 5: habanero38 (60669 in chips)

Seat 6: erikerixen (45512 in chips)

Seat 8: dudeoflife21 (173408 in chips)

Seat 9: mmzzqq (86175 in chips)

ScrewPool: posts the ante 300

nueyy: posts the ante 300

jwvdcw: posts the ante 300

habanero38: posts the ante 300

erikerixen: posts the ante 300

dudeoflife21: posts the ante 300

mmzzqq: posts the ante 300

habanero38: posts small blind 1500

erikerixen: posts big blind 3000

*** HOLE CARDS ***

dudeoflife21: folds

mmzzqq: folds

ScrewPool: folds

nueyy: raises 6000 to 9000

jwvdcw: calls 9000

habanero38: folds

erikerixen: folds

*** FLOP *** [6s Qs 6h]

nueyy: checks

jwvdcw: bets 12000

nueyy: calls 12000

*** TURN *** [6s Qs 6h] [As]

nueyy: bets 15000

jwvdcw: calls 15000

*** RIVER *** [6s Qs 6h As] [7c]

nueyy: bets 30000

jwvdcw: calls 30000

*** SHOW DOWN ***

nueyy: shows [9h 9c] (two pair, Nines and Sixes)

jwvdcw: shows [Ad Jh] (two pair, Aces and Sixes)

jwvdcw collected 138600 from pot

*** SUMMARY ***

Total pot 138600 | Rake 0

Board [6s Qs 6h As 7c]

Seat 1: ScrewPool folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 2: nueyy showed [9h 9c] and lost with two pair, Nines and Sixes

Seat 3: jwvdcw (button) showed [Ad Jh] and won (138600) with two pair, Aces and Sixes

Seat 5: habanero38 (small blind) folded before Flop

Seat 6: erikerixen (big blind) folded before Flop

Seat 8: dudeoflife21 folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 9: mmzzqq folded before Flop (didn't bet)

4 out of 13

 
How can this guy call here?

PokerStars Game #18079340656: Tournament #91350038, $100+$9 Hold'em No Limit - Level XVII (2000/4000) - 2008/06/11 - 23:32:08 (ET)

Table '91350038 41' 9-max Seat #1 is the button

Seat 1: ScrewPool (78222 in chips)

Seat 2: jinglenutz (100922 in chips)

Seat 3: jwvdcw (169124 in chips)

Seat 4: jimmer55 (200334 in chips)

Seat 5: habanero38 (190662 in chips)

Seat 7: nueyy (169646 in chips)

Seat 8: dudeoflife21 (265926 in chips)

Seat 9: lilholdem954 (280164 in chips)

ScrewPool: posts the ante 400

jinglenutz: posts the ante 400

jwvdcw: posts the ante 400

jimmer55: posts the ante 400

habanero38: posts the ante 400

nueyy: posts the ante 400

dudeoflife21: posts the ante 400

lilholdem954: posts the ante 400

jinglenutz: posts small blind 2000

jwvdcw: posts big blind 4000

*** HOLE CARDS ***

jimmer55: folds

habanero38: folds

nueyy: raises 8000 to 12000

dudeoflife21: folds

habanero38 said, "ty..sry about that 1"

lilholdem954: raises 26888 to 38888

ScrewPool: folds

jinglenutz: raises 61634 to 100522 and is all-in

jwvdcw: folds

nueyy: folds

lilholdem954: calls 61634

*** FLOP *** [Td 8h 7h]

*** TURN *** [Td 8h 7h] [Qd]

*** RIVER *** [Td 8h 7h Qd] [5s]

*** SHOW DOWN ***

jinglenutz: shows [Ad As] (a pair of Aces)

lilholdem954: shows [2s 2h] (a pair of Deuces)

jinglenutz collected 220244 from pot

*** SUMMARY ***

Total pot 220244 | Rake 0

Board [Td 8h 7h Qd 5s]

Seat 1: ScrewPool (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 2: jinglenutz (small blind) showed [Ad As] and won (220244) with a pair of Aces

Seat 3: jwvdcw (big blind) folded before Flop

Seat 4: jimmer55 folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 5: habanero38 folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 7: nueyy folded before Flop

Seat 8: dudeoflife21 folded before Flop (didn't bet)

Seat 9: lilholdem954 showed [2s 2h] and lost with a pair of Deuces

 
rick6668 said:
How can this guy call here?PokerStars Game #18079340656: Tournament #91350038, $100+$9 Hold'em No Limit - Level XVII (2000/4000) - 2008/06/11 - 23:32:08 (ET)Table '91350038 41' 9-max Seat #1 is the buttonSeat 1: ScrewPool (78222 in chips) Seat 2: jinglenutz (100922 in chips) Seat 3: jwvdcw (169124 in chips) Seat 4: jimmer55 (200334 in chips) Seat 5: habanero38 (190662 in chips) Seat 7: nueyy (169646 in chips) Seat 8: dudeoflife21 (265926 in chips) Seat 9: lilholdem954 (280164 in chips) ScrewPool: posts the ante 400jinglenutz: posts the ante 400jwvdcw: posts the ante 400jimmer55: posts the ante 400habanero38: posts the ante 400nueyy: posts the ante 400dudeoflife21: posts the ante 400lilholdem954: posts the ante 400jinglenutz: posts small blind 2000jwvdcw: posts big blind 4000*** HOLE CARDS ***jimmer55: folds habanero38: folds nueyy: raises 8000 to 12000dudeoflife21: folds habanero38 said, "ty..sry about that 1"lilholdem954: raises 26888 to 38888ScrewPool: folds jinglenutz: raises 61634 to 100522 and is all-injwvdcw: folds nueyy: folds lilholdem954: calls 61634*** FLOP *** [Td 8h 7h]*** TURN *** [Td 8h 7h] [Qd]*** RIVER *** [Td 8h 7h Qd] [5s]*** SHOW DOWN ***jinglenutz: shows [Ad As] (a pair of Aces)lilholdem954: shows [2s 2h] (a pair of Deuces)jinglenutz collected 220244 from pot*** SUMMARY ***Total pot 220244 | Rake 0 Board [Td 8h 7h Qd 5s]Seat 1: ScrewPool (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)Seat 2: jinglenutz (small blind) showed [Ad As] and won (220244) with a pair of AcesSeat 3: jwvdcw (big blind) folded before FlopSeat 4: jimmer55 folded before Flop (didn't bet)Seat 5: habanero38 folded before Flop (didn't bet)Seat 7: nueyy folded before FlopSeat 8: dudeoflife21 folded before Flop (didn't bet)Seat 9: lilholdem954 showed [2s 2h] and lost with a pair of Deuces
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getting pretty good pot odds, up against AK/AQ enough to possibly make it worthwhile....not saying I agree with the call, but its not an insta-fold either imo. Chad is really aggressive and will definitely play to win too btw.
 
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