SBR Poker Classic hand

[Carseller4]

Stepping in for JoeCool today with this post.

***** Hand history (v1.2) *****
Hand ID 8405847
$0 + $6 Texas Hold'em (No Limit) - 14:06:00 08/06/2020 ET
Table 'Table 88704', 6 seats max, Real money
Seat 1 is the button. Small Blind $10, Big Blind $20
Note: seat IDs range from 1 to 6
Seat 1 (playing) : cincinnatikid513, amount $2379, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 2 (joined) : pabonaparte, amount $1950, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 3 (joined) : Blacke, amount $1970, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 4 (joined) : Carseller4, amount $1707, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 5 (joined) : sportfan_CONF, amount $1994, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
pabonaparte: Small Blind ($10)
Blacke: Big Blind ($20)
** Dealing Down Cards **
Dealt to Carseller4: [Kd, As]
Carseller4: Raise [btn] ($1707)
sportfan_CONF: Fold
cincinnatikid513: Call ($1707)
pabonaparte: Fold
Blacke: Fold
cincinnatikid513: Show Cards ($0)
Carseller4: Show Cards ($0)
** Dealing Flop **
Community cards: [2s, 3c, 6d]
** Dealing Turn **
Community cards: [Qd]
** Dealing River **
Community cards: [3d]
** End Round **
** Evaluate **
Carseller4: Show Cards ($0)
cincinnatikid513: Show Cards ($0)
** Showdown **
Main pot $3444, Rake $0
Summary cincinnatikid513: bet $1707, won $3444, net $1737, HoleCards [4d, 5s], HiHand [a straight, two to six] [6d, 5s, 4d, 3d, 2s], won $3444 from main pot
Summary Carseller4: bet $1707, won $0, net $-1707

Moral of the story. I go all in pre-flop with AK. Cincinnattikid calls with a 45 off suit and gets a straight on the fracking flop. BS

[Carseller4]

Not to mention that 7 players jumped in the tourney with 3 minutes before registration ended.

Quandary.

[slikec]

Wau so unlucky Seriously dont get the point of this thread.

[Carseller4]

Wau so unlucky Seriously dont get the point of this thread.

It's the SBR Poker Forum.

Pointless threads are very common here.

[JAKEPEAVY21]

not thread worthy

[stevenash]

not thread worthy

This.

[Carseller4]

not thread worthy

Yet here you are...

[JoeCool20]

LOL He tried to give you his chips and the SBR Donk software wouldn't let him!

[ChuckyTheGoat]

You went all-in w/ a shit hand. Get what u deserve.

[franklee168]

Karma for sponsoring your pro membership?

[JoeCool20]

Karma for sponsoring your pro membership?

Right. If Cincy doesn't want to use his points for cash then he can obviously do whatever he wants with them.


But giving points/buying Fartsmeller into a pro only made the poor guy get on here & beg for points OVER and OVER.

[cincinnatikid513]

if u don't know sbr poker by now, getting it in behind is getting it in ahead

[boscokid]

LOL@ not wanting to actually play a premium hand from the button

[JAKEPEAVY21]

Yet here you are...

I was sold a lemon..bad call by cinci but he likes to tilt people with calls like that...that said, this is far from thread worthy and you make awful shit calls all the time and get lucky..talk about the pot calling the kettle black.

[juicername]

AK vs 45 preflop is like 63% vs 37%.

Not even a bad beat.

[ArunSh]

Should have folded on flop imo Carseller, all low cards, too easy for him to have you beat there, why risk it?

[JAKEPEAVY21]

Should have folded on flop imo Carseller, all low cards, too easy for him to have you beat there, why risk it?

[Carseller4]

Should have folded on flop imo Carseller, all low cards, too easy for him to have you beat there, why risk it?

I went all in pre flop.

[ArunSh]

I went all in pre flop.

Ohh my bad, I didn't realize.

Ok, if you're saying that you couldn't get away from it on the flop, fine (not that I agree, but I can semi-accept that). But why on earth would you call/go allin with just A high on the river? Surely you could have gotten away from it there, no?

Just because you had a premium hand preflop doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to get away from it somewhere after the flop imo.

[stevenash]

Ohh my bad, I didn't realize.

Ok, if you're saying that you couldn't get away from it on the flop, fine (not that I agree, but I can semi-accept that). But why on earth would you call/go allin with just A high on the river? Surely you could have gotten away from it there, no?

Just because you had a premium hand preflop doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to get away from it somewhere after the flop imo.

Good post.
I've seen established pros lay down bullets because of the three bet action before them.