Sunday was a mixed day for me. Went early and played the 8 a.m. tournament, chopping 3 ways for $130 each. Good start. The big 10:00 tournament went well, but finished on the bubble, which we agreed to pay entry fee of $60. Earned one bounty, so just a wash.
Monday played in the 10:00 tournament, bubbling the final table. My undoing was my AK call of a shove with A/4. He hit a 4 on the door card and I was down to 300 in chips. I went all in UTG the next hand, tripling up, but could not recover from the hit. Can't complain as I busted QQ with my AK earlier.
Because I made a pretty early exit, the cash game was just starting up with double hours towards the $7000 freeroll next month. Jumped in for $120, lost it, rebought for $40 and cashed out for $25. It was one of those games that you needed to put your tray table up, and your seat in the upright and locked position with seatbelt firmly fastened. What a wild ride. There were several pots over $150 pre-flop. I won one big hand heads up with QQ vs. 1010, but no other big ones....that one was over $100. Lots of pre-flop raising with non-premium hands, but just could not connect with the flops. Would have won a few massive ones if I had stuck around to the river, but just can't play that type of game.
Monday played in the 10:00 tournament, bubbling the final table. My undoing was my AK call of a shove with A/4. He hit a 4 on the door card and I was down to 300 in chips. I went all in UTG the next hand, tripling up, but could not recover from the hit. Can't complain as I busted QQ with my AK earlier.
Because I made a pretty early exit, the cash game was just starting up with double hours towards the $7000 freeroll next month. Jumped in for $120, lost it, rebought for $40 and cashed out for $25. It was one of those games that you needed to put your tray table up, and your seat in the upright and locked position with seatbelt firmly fastened. What a wild ride. There were several pots over $150 pre-flop. I won one big hand heads up with QQ vs. 1010, but no other big ones....that one was over $100. Lots of pre-flop raising with non-premium hands, but just could not connect with the flops. Would have won a few massive ones if I had stuck around to the river, but just can't play that type of game.
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I believe the Crazy Moose spread limit game to simply be 3/6 or 4/8 on steroids. The same idiots that played badly in those games still play badly and chase draws and suck out. I try to stay away from it as much as possible and will only play if I win quite a bit in a tournament.
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