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Name Murphmaester
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Location That's me in the corner
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| Multi-Accounting?? | 2010 07 15 06:30 pm | I know I need to be careful here as I don't want to make accusations on anybody with no evidence so will use a fake name. I was at a table with some guy, lets call him Jarba49, he is a complete moron, playing any two cards and shoving flops like there is no tomorrow. I looked him on on OPR and saw there was another player called Jarba499. Now this player played in the same kind of buy-ins, and had a similar pretty awful record as Jarba49. But the thing is that both players are current (would not care had one been an old account) and both played in the same tourny today!! Anyone suspicious here? (apart from the fact he is not very good at poker and does not win anything - which kind of makes it hard to suspect he is any good at cheating either!) |
| Seagulls ANZPT Gold Coast Satellite | 2010 07 15 09:43 am | Apologies for starting a new thread, I have searched for the original post but cannot find it. I remember reading about a satellite for the ANZPT taking place at Seagulls at the end of this month. I have been to the Sin City website and no surprises they still have May's calendar. Anyone know if this is still happening and what the details are? Anyone thinking of heading to this? Cheers |
| HUD's | 2010 06 26 04:35 pm | Started using a HUD for the first time, as I am on a Mac I am using Poker Copilot. It seems pretty nifty and easy to use, I was just wondering if any of the more experienced players had any advice for using the HUD. One question is which of the stats I should have displayed? It allows for 4 per line, and although you can have more than one line I find it gets a bit too cluttered and distracting. So what four would be best? And how could I use those stats to my advantage. I am still not really sure what I should be doing with the info it gives me, it seemed easier before when all I did was keep notes on who was tight, who was spewey etc.. Cheers |
| Never been as tilty.... Is this really how to be 11th best on FTP? | 2010 06 16 09:09 pm | I will post both hands as I feel the first one probably effected how the second one played out, will explain below.... Villain has only just joined the table, this is his second hand. Full Tilt Poker Game #21653811135: $12,500 Guarantee (166877641), Table 1 - 120/240 Ante 25 - No Limit Hold'em - 6:23:54 ET - 2010/06/16 Seat 1: thebattler33 (22,604) Seat 2: MUR98 (9,610) Seat 3: Sh1LLa (9,269) Seat 5: JLTTHE3RD (7,895), is sitting out Seat 6: Secular E (8,380) Seat 7: PAVL1K (9,560) Seat 8: Plentyyouknow (18,400) Seat 9: hamakim (27,647) thebattler33 posts the small blind of 120 MUR98 posts the big blind of 240 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to MUR98 [Kc Ah] Priest Daughter sits down Sh1LLa folds JLTTHE3RD folds Secular E folds PAVL1K folds Plentyyouknow folds hamakim raises to 720 thebattler33 raises to 2,600 MUR98 raises to 9,585, and is all in hamakim folds thebattler33 folds Uncalled bet of 6,985 returned to MUR98 MUR98 mucks MUR98 wins the pot (6,120) I say that this may have effected how this next hand played out simply because as soon as I saw my hand I just knew something bad was going to happen, a real feeling of dread due to my shove in the last hand. I know it is stupid but the thought of folding really did cross my mind, very briefly of course before I dismissed it as idiotic. Full Tilt Poker Game #21653816038: $12,500 Guarantee (166877641), Table 1 - 120/240 Ante 25 - No Limit Hold'em - 6:24:21 ET - 2010/06/16 Seat 1: thebattler33 (19,979) Seat 2: MUR98 (13,105) Seat 3: Sh1LLa (9,244) Seat 4: Priest Daughter (9,925) Seat 5: JLTTHE3RD (7,870), is sitting out Seat 6: Secular E (8,355) Seat 7: PAVL1K (9,535) Seat 8: Plentyyouknow (18,375) Seat 9: hamakim (26,902) MUR98 posts the small blind of 120 Sh1LLa posts the big blind of 240 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to MUR98 [Kh Kc] Priest Daughter folds JLTTHE3RD folds Secular E folds PAVL1K folds Plentyyouknow raises to 720 hamakim folds thebattler33 calls 720 MUR98 has 15 seconds left to act MUR98 raises to 2,400 Sh1LLa folds Plentyyouknow folds thebattler33 calls 1,680 *** FLOP *** [4s Qc Td] MUR98 has 15 seconds left to act MUR98 bets 5,040 thebattler33 raises to 17,554, and is all in MUR98 calls 5,640, and is all in thebattler33 shows [Kd Js] MUR98 shows [Kh Kc] Uncalled bet of 6,874 returned to thebattler33 *** TURN *** [4s Qc Td] [7c] *** RIVER *** [4s Qc Td 7c] [Ad] thebattler33 shows a straight, Ace high MUR98 shows a pair of Kings thebattler33 wins the pot (27,345) with a straight, Ace high *** SUMMARY *** What a fucking cock is my summary. Now my question is not really how I played the hand, this is not a bad beat story, but of course feel free to comment on that if you think I have not really helped myself here. It has really put me on tilt though, I was getting close to the bubble and felt like I could have had a deep run in this one. My comment is more around how he played the hand, I mean this guy is 11th on Full Tilt and just watching him since he knocked me out he is spewing chips all over the place, losing huge pots and winning huge pots on succession. I have just watched him attempt a resteal by shoving all-in with 22 and coming up against AJ (he lost 25% of his chips). And just right now he has gone from 35k to 11k in 5 hands, the last one losing half his stack all-in with 77. Seriously, is this standard for someone so good? Is this the way to play? Is he still doing this even if I had never shoved over his raise last hand? Does anyone ever get a feeling of dread even though they are dealt a monster hand? Anyone ever act on it? |
| FT - Did I NIT it up too much? | 2010 06 02 06:37 am | Couple of hands from a FT I played the other day, I never really got an opportunity to build a stack due to very agro players on my right. Very rarely did I get a chance to open the pot with standard hands. A couple of spots I am wondering whether I was playing too tight and missed some opportunities. Some of my previous FT's I think I have not played well and spewed chips of too easily. Am I now over compensating? Even though I am down to 10xBB it is not like I was short compared to the rest of the table, this was influencing my judgement I think. Full Tilt Poker Game #21252535537: Turbo Hundo (163595160), Table 1 - 2500/5000 Ante 600 - No Limit Hold'em - 5:03:25 ET - 2010/05/31 Seat 1: fahmie (50,284) Seat 3: BUSTLING (64,284) Seat 4: Deker555 (39,540) Seat 5: alamyrj (71,177) Seat 6: lol_relig1on (89,244) Seat 7: MUR98 (49,681) Seat 8: FITZnipko87 (70,396) Seat 9: wrestler1504 (29,394) fahmie antes 600 BUSTLING antes 600 Deker555 antes 600 alamyrj antes 600 lol_relig1on antes 600 MUR98 antes 600 FITZnipko87 antes 600 wrestler1504 antes 600 FITZnipko87 posts the small blind of 2,500 wrestler1504 posts the big blind of 5,000 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to MUR98 [8c 8s] fahmie raises to 49,684, and is all in BUSTLING folds Deker555 folds alamyrj folds lol_relig1on folds MUR98 has 15 seconds left to act MUR98... This second one, the villain to my right is very agro, always raising when first in the pot from a late position, I was prepared to call him with anything at this point but it seemed this was early position for him, and I put him on a hand this time. And to be honest I was starting to think about lasting longer for better cash while waiting for a better hand to double up with. Full Tilt Poker Game #21252630360: Turbo Hundo (163595160), Table 1 - 4000/8000 Ante 1000 - No Limit Hold'em - 5:12:19 ET - 2010/05/31 Seat 1: fahmie (145,280) Seat 3: BUSTLING (42,084) Seat 4: Deker555 (63,180) Seat 5: alamyrj (64,431) Seat 6: lol_relig1on (101,294) Seat 7: MUR98 (47,731) fahmie antes 1,000 BUSTLING antes 1,000 Deker555 antes 1,000 alamyrj antes 1,000 lol_relig1on antes 1,000 MUR98 antes 1,000 BUSTLING posts the small blind of 4,000 Deker555 posts the big blind of 8,000 The button is in seat #1 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to MUR98 [4c 4d] alamyrj folds lol_relig1on raises to 100,294, and is all in MUR98..... |
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