Well – it seems that my friend used up my whole luck box and took out a luck loan which is currently charging very high interest. I played a 1 hour session today and successfully lost 3 buy-ins.
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128539 – well, I thought I should be ahead against this 50 vpip moron and thought nothing about calling his shove – sadely, the contence ofmy luck box being empty meant I got the cash in 4:1 behind.
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128594 – next hand I played I managed to up it to being an 8:1 dog.
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128548 – 4:1 to win, again – this time he pretty much spelled out his hand by the fact he was playing 40/5 and chose to use the multiple min raise policy. (44:1 to have your KK run into AA – sure it is)
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128561 – well on the 88th time I had KK in the 1 hour session – would you believe it... lol. Nope – I had KK 7 times, and 2 of them I was up against... you guessed it... in fact – in the 82 times I have had KK since January I have run into AA 5 times, and lost to QQ (AIP) twice. In the words of Ged – “I run shit hot!”
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128582 – in fact, this was the only big hand I managed to win. And this kinda played itself...
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128586 – I love this hand, the way I played it was pretty damn good – but his expert read on the dealer gave him a massive edge. Hmmm – I wonder how many times I have lost when I have someone dead to three outs...
What I loved most about this day time session is that after every time I got stacked the vil left within about 3 hands – so please, please, please – if you stack any of these people – sit out immediately and berate them for a few mins.
Anyways – that’s the end of my rant – I’m now going to focus on my degree for a few hours. But I’ll probably play an evening session – let’s see if I can get a little luckier then...
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128539 – well, I thought I should be ahead against this 50 vpip moron and thought nothing about calling his shove – sadely, the contence ofmy luck box being empty meant I got the cash in 4:1 behind.
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128594 – next hand I played I managed to up it to being an 8:1 dog.
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128548 – 4:1 to win, again – this time he pretty much spelled out his hand by the fact he was playing 40/5 and chose to use the multiple min raise policy. (44:1 to have your KK run into AA – sure it is)
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128561 – well on the 88th time I had KK in the 1 hour session – would you believe it... lol. Nope – I had KK 7 times, and 2 of them I was up against... you guessed it... in fact – in the 82 times I have had KK since January I have run into AA 5 times, and lost to QQ (AIP) twice. In the words of Ged – “I run shit hot!”
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128582 – in fact, this was the only big hand I managed to win. And this kinda played itself...
http://www.pokerhand.org/?2128586 – I love this hand, the way I played it was pretty damn good – but his expert read on the dealer gave him a massive edge. Hmmm – I wonder how many times I have lost when I have someone dead to three outs...
What I loved most about this day time session is that after every time I got stacked the vil left within about 3 hands – so please, please, please – if you stack any of these people – sit out immediately and berate them for a few mins.
Anyways – that’s the end of my rant – I’m now going to focus on my degree for a few hours. But I’ll probably play an evening session – let’s see if I can get a little luckier then...
As an after thought I decided to have a look at how many times I have had KK vs AA. I have run KK into AA 14 times over the last 75,000 hands on PTY – this means it happens every 24.5 times I have KK. Including other sites I have a sample of 115,000 hands and it has happened 18 times – roughly 1 in 28 times I have KK. Now obviously, it should statistically happen 1 in 44 times (a player will be dealt AA every 220 hands, and so with 5 other players at the table...) Basically, does this mean I run bad? – discuss... lol
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