64s - my new favourite hand :)

[Borax]

Hold'em NL ($0.25/$0.50) – Full Ring game

Seat 1: ($42.58 in chips) BB
Seat 2: ($21.40 in chips)
Seat 3: ($40 in chips)
Seat 4: ($54.25 in chips)
Seat 6: ($47 in chips)
Seat 7: ($57.65 in chips)
Seat 8: ($19.42 in chips)
Seat 9 : ($61.45 in chips) BUTTON
Hero: ($49.80 in chips) SB

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Hero: posts small blind $0.25
Seat 1: posts big blind $0.50

----- HOLE CARDS -----
dealt to Hero

Seat 2: folds
Seat 4: calls $0.50
Seat 6: folds
Seat 7: calls $0.50
Seat 8: calls $0.50
Seat 9: folds
Hero: calls $0.25
Seat 1: checks

----- FLOP -----

Hero: checks
Seat 1: checks
Seat 4: bets $1.50
Seat 7: folds
Seat 8: folds
Hero: raises to $5
Seat 1: folds
Seat 4: calls $3.50

----- TURN -----

Hero: bets $12
Seat 4: calls $12

----- RIVER -----

Hero: bets $32.30 and is all-in
Seat 4: calls $32.30

----- SHOW DOWN -----
Hero: shows (A Full House, Sixes full of Fours)
Seat 4: shows :Th::Td: (Two Pairs, Tens and Sixes, Eight high)

Hero collects $98.10 from Main pot
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[Lodogg]

well played against a horrible opponent.

[jackvance]

You really, really have to wonder what hand he put you on to call an all-in when another 6 falls on the river. Was this guy tilting or something? This is a freebie, they come every so often

(normally you're not taking a stack here)

[Borax]

You really, really have to wonder what hand he put you on to call an all-in when another 6 falls on the river. Was this guy tilting or something? This is a freebie, they come every so often

(normally you're not taking a stack here)

He must have put me on 77, 99 or a busted flush draw. I had been tight, so he should have known better. Since he didn't want to get away when I bet the pot on the turn, I thought he might be overplaying a pair and that my push would seem like a bluff. I didn't worry much about a set for some reason. I was actually going to value bet the river, when my stomach feeling told me to think for 12 sec and then push. He called me "a lucky fuck" and I was happy to aggree

[Lukie]

nice hand

I can't imagine raising 64s out of the blinds here is profitable though in this game.

[givememyleg]

nice hand

I can't imagine raising 64s out of the blinds here is profitable though in this game.

He completed the sb.

I think I would rather lead the flop than CR. But this worked fine too.

[jackvance]

He must have put me on 77, 99 or a busted flush draw.

77/99/draws don't play like this at all..

[Borax]

He must have put me on 77, 99 or a busted flush draw.

77/99/draws don't play like this at all..

I know, but he must have put me on something?

[Borax]

nice hand

I can't imagine raising 64s out of the blinds here is profitable though in this game.

He completed the sb.

I think I would rather lead the flop than CR. But this worked fine too.

I aggree and I usually would lead here, but there had been several weak bets on pots like this and I just wanted a little bit more in the pot before taking it down, so I took the chance on a CR and it worked this time.

[Khabbi]

He must have put me on 77, 99 or a busted flush draw.

77/99/draws don't play like this at all..

I know, but he must have put me on something?

Maybe he put you on a bluff with something like KJ, QT, or some other crappy overs that he had beat. Whatever he did, it's really not worth wasting our own brain cells to understand, cause it isn't going to happen often enough to worry about.

[Rondavu]

Hmmm, I have TT. What could the small blind be betting so hard with on a 62486 board? I guess he's dumb. I really trapped that idiot good.