[ArunSh]

Not alleging anything, but I really would like someone to explain this hand to me (especially since vivekpandey insta-called on the river).




***** Hand history (v1.2) *****Hand ID 4961977$0 + $6 Texas Hold'em (No Limit) - 15:35:00 26/02/2015 ETTable 'Table 60445', 10 seats max, Real money
Seat 8 is the button.
Small Blind $75,
Big Blind $150
Note: seat IDs range from 1 to 10
Seat 1 (playing) : vivekpandey, amount $2485, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 2 (playing) : YorkHunt1, amount $475, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 3 (playing) : cala56, amount $2080, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 4 (playing) : NOYEBOY, amount $1238, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 5 (playing) : mp5070, amount $3295, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 7 (playing) : theinevitable, amount $5195, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 8 (playing) : horja1, amount $674, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 9 (playing) : ArunSh, amount $515, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 10 (playing) : airjordan23, amount $1255, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
ArunSh: Small Blind ($75)
airjordan23: Big Blind ($150)**
Dealing Down Cards
**Dealt to ArunSh: [Jc, Td]
vivekpandey: Call ($150)
YorkHunt1: Fold
cala56: Fold
NOYEBOY: Fold
mp5070: Fold
theinevitable: Call ($150)
horja1: Fold
ArunSh: Call [btn] ($75)
airjordan23: Fold
** Dealing Flop **Community cards: [3c, Ks, Ad]
ArunSh: Check [btn] ($0)
vivekpandey: Check ($0)
theinevitable: Bet ($150)
ArunSh: Fold [btn] ($0)
vivekpandey: Call ($150)
** Dealing Turn **Community cards: [Kc]
vivekpandey: Check ($0)
theinevitable: Bet ($150)
vivekpandey: Call ($150)
** Dealing River **Community cards: [Ts]
vivekpandey: Check ($0)
theinevitable: Bet ($200)
vivekpandey: Call ($200)
** End Round **** Evaluate
**theinevitable: Show Cards ($0)
vivekpandey: Show Cards ($0)**
Showdown **Main pot $1600, Rake $0
Summary vivekpandey: bet $650, won $1600, net $950, HoleCards [7h, 2h], HiHand [a pair of kings with seven kicker] [Ks, Kc, Ad, Ts, 7h], won $1600 from main pot
Summary theinevitable: bet $650, won $0, net $-650, HoleCards [4s, 6h]

[SharpAngles]

3 consecutive misclicks? Maybe floated flop and turn then meant to raise river but misclicked there? Maybe SBR poker is that sad?

As for your hand fold pre or push it. call there pretty gross with your stack.

[ArunSh]

I think in the small blind calling preflop is not bad, I agree calling anywhere else would be terrible. Not like I will get them to fold preflop if I shove given how short I am, and I definitely don't have a premium hand. I think calling preflop with intention of shoving the flop if I catch anything is a fine play (stop n go of sorts since I'm first to act postflop).

Anyway, this thread was not made to discus the merits of my play, if I played it wrong, not the first nor the last time I will misplay a hand, but I'm really at a loss how that hand could have transpired that way postflop.

[JAKEPEAVY21]

looks like Russ Hamilton or Mansour Matloubi are playing SBR poker now

[SharpAngles]

Hey no offense Arun just constructive criticism. Just explaining the hand.

looks like Russ Hamilton or Mansour Matloubi are playing SBR poker now

vivekpandey in yellow

[bobbywaves]

No problem with the river bluff bet, only way he can win the pot. The river call worked out but was horrendous at worst, or a misclick at best.

[Auto Donk]

duh, one guy, two id's..........

or two new guys on the phone with each other

[brainfreeze]

Seen him call a 2k raise in final 8 with 67 off.... Hits the straight on river, .... He was big stack but still, wild call to me anyways with 2 others all in

[SharpAngles]

Seen him call a 2k raise in final 8 with 67 off.... Hits the straight on river, .... He was big stack but still, wild call to me anyways with 2 others all in

Possible BiteMe new username?

[spider]

"theinevitable" ---- 1st place 2/24 @ 3pm (might be the first time he ever played)

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"vivekpandey" --- - 1st place 2/26 @ 3pm (might be the first time he ever played)

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at your own risk draw your conclusions.

[Auto Donk]

"theinevitable" ---- 1st place 2/24 @ 3pm (might be the first time he ever played)

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"vivekpandey" --- - 1st place 2/36 @ 3pm (might be the first time he ever played)

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at your own risk draw your conclusions.

sad sad sad............

why I hate rigged, online bs poker.........

[katstale]

Yesterday 3 pm was a sick day even for SBR. One river suckout after another. I finally just started folding my AJ AQ stuff and watched the carnage. After an hour and half of pure sick stuff I get head up with ATd and the guy shoves his k9off. So of course I am thinking (stupidly), payoff finally for 2 hours work, but of course he flops k9.

But that is nothing compared to the "homer" I got in the last 5k contest. Just prior to the final I have JJ in the BB and it folds around to SB and he shoves all in with 28off. Now of course I am thinking the dude misclicked cause no one bluffs the with 28off all in. Maybe he bets like 2k to see if I have anything or not. You guessed it, he flops the 28 and just like that I was gone. Someone, anyone please explain that? Like me, you know what happened!!

[playersonly69]

Well obviously this is probably the same player.


But I stopped even worrying about People's play on this site if they are not PROS. NONPROS have no reason to even try or care what happens

[Auto Donk]

Yesterday 3 pm was a sick day even for SBR. One river suckout after another. I finally just started folding my AJ AQ stuff and watched the carnage. After an hour and half of pure sick stuff I get head up with ATd and the guy shoves his k9off. So of course I am thinking (stupidly), payoff finally for 2 hours work, but of course he flops k9.

But that is nothing compared to the "homer" I got in the last 5k contest. Just prior to the final I have JJ in the BB and it folds around to SB and he shoves all in with 28off. Now of course I am thinking the dude misclicked cause no one bluffs the with 28off all in. Maybe he bets like 2k to see if I have anything or not. You guessed it, he flops the 28 and just like that I was gone. Someone, anyone please explain that? Like me, you know what happened!!

I remember that fk'd up shit.... I think it was, remarkably, eventual winner Stefan who pulled that hand against u

[Triple_D_Bet]

Yesterday 3 pm was a sick day even for SBR. One river suckout after another. I finally just started folding my AJ AQ stuff and watched the carnage. After an hour and half of pure sick stuff I get head up with ATd and the guy shoves his k9off. So of course I am thinking (stupidly), payoff finally for 2 hours work, but of course he flops k9.

But that is nothing compared to the "homer" I got in the last 5k contest. Just prior to the final I have JJ in the BB and it folds around to SB and he shoves all in with 28off. Now of course I am thinking the dude misclicked cause no one bluffs the with 28off all in. Maybe he bets like 2k to see if I have anything or not. You guessed it, he flops the 28 and just like that I was gone. Someone, anyone please explain that? Like me, you know what happened!!

Unreal...what are the odds of him beating JJ there??

[JAKEPEAVY21]

Unreal...what are the odds of him beating JJ there??

he had a 2 pair draw, 2 str8 draws, 2 flush draws...he had it all

[USCPHILLYGUY]

Unreal...what are the odds of him beating JJ there??

When one player has a pair and is up against two under cards, for instance; AA vs. 76, the under cards are in just a little worse shape than the under pair. The pair can be as great as 88% to win the hand and can't be much less than 76%. As a rule of thumb, the two lower cards are about a 4.5 to 1 dog.

[JAKEPEAVY21]

When one player has a pair and is up against two under cards, for instance; AA vs. 76, the under cards are in just a little worse shape than the under pair. The pair can be as great as 88% to win the hand and can't be much less than 76%. As a rule of thumb, the two lower cards are about a 4.5 to 1 dog.

I saw AA vs KK again today in my tourney..no way in hell it is 6500-1 as you said yesterday.

Anyone know the odds of AA vs KK on a 9 handed table?

[USCPHILLYGUY]

Jake,

after researching this a bit more, I feel the odds are closer to 1500-1

[katstale]

I remember that fk'd up shit.... I think it was, remarkably, eventual winner Stefan who pulled that hand against u

It was a "founder here. but i think Stefan took out a guy later similar

[katstale]

he had a 2 pair draw, 2 str8 draws, 2 flush draws...he had it all

Not sure what u mean here jake but my situation was preflop. If he didn't know 28 was coming on the flop... well... maybe he did as it seems

[JAKEPEAVY21]

Not sure what u mean here jake but my situation was preflop. If he didn't know 28 was coming on the flop... well... maybe he did as it seems

bad joke probably lost in translation

[Triple_D_Bet]

When one player has a pair and is up against two under cards, for instance; AA vs. 76, the under cards are in just a little worse shape than the under pair. The pair can be as great as 88% to win the hand and can't be much less than 76%. As a rule of thumb, the two lower cards are about a 4.5 to 1 dog.

Hah, that's kinda where I was going with that...losing a 4-1 favorite isn't a bad beat or sign of "rigged"

Jake,

after researching this a bit more, I feel the odds are closer to 1500-1

Little under 5%...realizing that it's this common is a key point of development in an aspiring pro's career (or at least it was for me and probably should be!)

[Auto Donk]

oh well...... some people still believe in santa claus, too

the odds of sbr poker being "real" are the same as these being "real":