Kickstart

February is starting great. Only played for 5 hours but I'm up over 10 buy-ins.



Posting one kind of interesting hand. It's probably a very standard hand, but the key point is that raising the flop here is not the best option. By calling this flop I'm repping JT+, 99+ and he has a hand like 44-88 (+bluff) almost always here.
The turn is a good card, not because I hit a pair, but because the chance of him having 44 is very small and when he checks I'm obviously bluffing him off his 66 or something. But he knows I'm playing AJ+/QQ+ exactly the same.

EverestPoker Game #2764878697: Table Nassau-0 - $3.00/$6.00 - No Limit Hold'em - 12:12:49 - 2008/02/04
Seat 1: merwin ($600.00)
Seat 2: koelitski ($594.00)
Seat 3: BldZwtTrn ($1,038.60)
Seat 5: Walkinwild ($1,665.65)
Seat 6: bifffeno ($663.00) -> 23/14/3 (5000 hands)
bifffeno posts the small blind of $3.00
koelitski posts the big blind of $6.00
The button is in seat #5
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to BldZwtTrn[Ad 4d]
BldZwtTrn raises to $21.00
Walkinwild folds
bifffeno calls $18.00
koelitski folds
*** FLOP *** [Jh 3s 3c]
bifffeno checks
BldZwtTrn bets $39.00
bifffeno raises to $96.00
BldZwtTrn calls $57.00
*** TURN *** [Jh 3s 3c] [4h]
bifffeno checks
BldZwtTrn bets $160.00
bifffeno folds
Uncalled bet of $160.00 returned to BldZwtTrn
*** SHOW DOWN ***
BldZwtTrn mucks
*** SUMMARY ***
Board: [Jh 3s 3c 4h ]
BldZwtTrn collects $238.00