Luwinski wrote:Nicely done DML. Wanna tell us some more hands? Where was it and the stakes too!
I'm at a $4.50 FT 4/9. All are pretty even though with a few small stacks knocking about.
Should be in bed but okay!
Its an 'unlimited £2 rebuy'. That means you can by in for ANY AMOUNT up til the rebuy break in £2 blocks. You can imagine how crazy it can be sometimes. Anyway, this week it wasn't so crazy but I bought in for £20 - which is 5,000 chips. Blinds 25/50 for forty mins, Blinds 50/100 for forty mins.
Big hand in level two, I'd ground up to 6,900 when five people limped into my J-9d. I checked, and the flop came Js-7d-3d. I bet, get re-raised, guy behind me pushes, so I ALSO push, and re-raiser calls to.
J-9d vs 7-4o vs Q-Jo. I have the only diamonds in the three hands.
Turn 6 - River 9 to give me a better two pair. 21,000 at the break which is the biggest stack.
After the break sickness insues.
I look down at Q-Q, raise - get a shove and snap - he has A-Q - and rivers a STRAIGHT.
I lose 7,000. Down to 15,000.
Next hand lots of action - I have Jacks, push one guy off the pot, get another guy all in with A-Q - he hits an Ace - crippling me to 6,500.
Finally get it all in over a massive raise to 4,000. I am on the button with A-Qs. I reluctantly go all in and he calls with 10s. Nothing all the way to the river, but a lovely Queen puts me back above average.
I turned 20,000 in 33,000 before the final table which was an above average stack.
Thats when the Q-Q hero fold happened.
I stayed around the same until the bubble burst, when I isolated with A-Q (again) against A-10 - wich held propelling me to 2nd stack. We agreed the deal, and a lot of nothing happened for a while before the guy in fourth went.
I was now a short stack - and other shortie shoves into me. I call with 2s against A-7, and hit a 2 (he then hits an Ace) and his final shove is K-8 which I call with A-2. I am losing until a rivered Ace.
The HU went on forever against a guy called Rhys who is super loose. Whover had least chips doubled up. The blinds were massive so more then half of hands were all in. The crucial hand was one where he had previously got me at a 55:45 disadvantage. He shoved with K-Q and I called with K-5. I hit a diamond flush on the turn to take basically all the chips. However he doubled up twice 2-2 > 8-9 and K-3 > 9-9. That left me a bit anxious, before he shoved very next hand for 50k into my 200k. I looked down at Q-Q and obv. snapped. He had K-3 again, but no suckout.
On top, I am now in the top ten of fifty for a Vegas freeroll next month. Cushty.