Put in nearly 2 more hours tonight. Where were we? 20 out of last 25 PFR's that saw flops failed and 5 out 7 on the day? Here we go with some more. There's only so much a man can take.
1 - Open
[Jh] from SB. BB calls.
J52 rainbow - 3/4 c-bet called
7 (2 diamonds now) - check/call 1/3 pot from BB
7 - check/call another 1/3 pot from BB
BB
[9c] - We just can't fold anything to my raises and c-bets, huh?
21 for 26 now
2 - Open
[Qd] CO. BB calls
[3h][2s] - BB donks 1/2 pot, I call (he has a small pair most likely/won't fold)
- BB bets 2/3 pot, I fold
22 for 27 failures
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In between here, I was set over setted in a raised 3-way pot by someone running 65/14 so that just added to the awesomeness. Flop 6A2. I have 6's, he has Aces. -----------------
Open AKo 2 off the button. OTB calls
765 2-tone flop. I bet 3/4 pot, OTB raises, he's not full stacked so I can't make a raise without committing so I fold.
23 for 28 whiffs (8 for 10 on the day now)
TILT IGNITION!
Open raise
[3c] 2 off the button. BB calls (what else is new)
[8s][9s] - 3/4 c-bet called
- check/check
- check - FUCK IT! I fire 4/5 pot - BB shows me a set of 9's.
Hmm..guess they do out flop me every time.
24 for 29 now (9 for 11)
Open raise
[Qs] OTB. BB calls.
[5c][7h] - BB min-c/r to my 3/4 c-bet
I re-raise 3x BB's bet, pretty much meaning I gotta call the AI since he's a 60% stack to start. BB pushes, I call. I've had it!
[9d] from BB
Ship an Ace on the turn.
Streak now at 25 out of 30 without getting a fold on the flop (10 for 12 on the day)
BB makes a comment "what a turn"
"Well, it was bound to happen. Now we're playing for stacks. Who's next?"
J9o for a raise? Get the fuck outta here with that shit!
Same table, few hands later,
[Jd] OTB only call a raise from MP. 3-way flop.
[2d][7c] - PFRer c-bets 2/3, I make a large raise, everyone folds.
Now maybe they'll start to realize I'll ready to start stacking off with Ace high and cut the shit. Still finished down slightly for the session. Minus 2 stacks on the day. They just are not going to fold a pair or a potential pair unless there's already an Ace out on that board. Because that's all a PFRer can have. Not even 2 cards. Just 1 Ace.
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Pot 160
Pot 200
[Kc]. Drawing dead on the flop.
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[2d][Kd]
[3c][5h][Kc]