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As it is you met a rediciously bad player making an even more recicliously bad play. I hate his call with 10 10 preflop then to play it like he did with you raising utg it just terrable.
Im assuming you have a read that he calls hands like 1010 jj qq preflop then plays them like a royal flush after that. Im amazed when i see people making theese plays in cash games like this but it happens a hell of alot normally with this sort of outcome dosnt seem fair somehow does it.
Oh well better luck next time just remember with players like this the moneys only on loan there only to willing to give it back with interest a few hands later.
@chippers ... it was Rush poker so I hadn't alot on him
stats on villain were 22 hands: VPIP 22.73 / PFR 13.6 (mainly button raiser)
Also went to Showdown 100% when saw flop ....
Given he didn't hadn't raised pre-flop or on the flop, then overshoved the turn made it look like he didn't want a call ... it really looked like he's semi bluffing with overpair and a draw perhaps 88 or 99
Anyhow ... right or wrong ... that was my thought process in the 8 seconds I had to act
u just unlucky, at 0.05/0.10 his range well outside sets and 34/89 dismissable 99% of time unless hes a scandi as preflop action. U got QQ/JJ/1010/99/88/44 he makes that bet with u beating and AA/77/66/55 u beat by so obv u cant be too disappointed when KK gets turned over - only 6/4ish EV
i ditto what mrman says, dont worry about it, u are obv a very shrewd player and committed grinder but only thing i would say is why play rush if u got VPIP stat access??? seems an odd choice in NLHE where ring-play-stlye so varied?
yesterday was 10s day.
Had my pkt aces snapped twice by pkt 10s...and my pkt Ks..once by pkt 10s.
"The flavor of the Day".
Well, atleast it wasn't 7/2 os...I was waiting for that one.
Definately unlucky,
I've just started playing some ringgames at 10NL myself I'm not such an expert but according to Chippers this guy made an 'recicilously bad play".
Why is that?
What should be the correct play here with 1010 preflop?
It Obviously was o good flop for both hands.
Correct me if I'm wrong. As I said this is a new thing for me but I'm not mucking 10's pre here in a cashgame and postflop with such a flop it would be even harder to get away with 10's.
Personally I wouldn't blow up the pot with 1010 but that's it i geuss.
GL and TC
You are right, in that the stats are not indicative because he might be out of possition every single time I played him and thus he may play differently to what his stats say. Or he might play 80% of the hands I don't see... so I take your point on board.
Like I said .. I had only 22 hands on him (which is way too small to be significant). What I did have was that he put money in 5 times and went to showdown 5 times.
My primary read was that no pre-flop raise = probably not Aces.
Massive over-shove looks like a semi-bluff = not a set
Hence, it looks like an overpair with a draw.
As it is you met a rediciously bad player making an even more recicliously bad play. I hate his call with 10 10 preflop then to play it like he did with you raising utg it just terrable.
Im assuming you have a read that he calls hands like 1010 jj qq preflop then plays them like a royal flush after that. Im amazed when i see people making theese plays in cash games like this but it happens a hell of alot normally with this sort of outcome dosnt seem fair somehow does it.
Oh well better luck next time just remember with players like this the moneys only on loan there only to willing to give it back with interest a few hands later