Man.
The minor poker funk continues. Went out to a B&M with emmasmom on Monday night. We only played a few hours, and at 3/6 LHE there is a $4 rake pre-flop 9 handed, so I am pretty sure that it is not possible to beat the rake long term except that the players there are horrid. We each lost a rack. My rack was lost mostly due to failure to hit open enders against a field. (A 9 handed game usually meant at least 7 players were going to see a flop). emmasmom lost most of her rack in rather spectacular fashion. She is dealt two black 10s. Raises in UTG+1 after UTG limps, in an impossible attempt to thin the field. Three callers to the flop.
on flop. UTG leads, emmasmom raises, two folds and it is heads up. Turn is
Check, bet, call. River is
. Bet, raise, re-raise, re-raise, re-raise, call. Of course, he has
for the runner runner straight flush.
http://twodimes.net/h/?z=1817084
pokenum -h tc ts - 8h 9h -- th 9d 9c
Holdem Hi: 990 enumerated boards containing 9c 9d Th
cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV
Ts Tc 944 95.35 46 4.65 0 0.00 0.954
9h 8h 46 4.65 944 95.35 0 0.00 0.046
Last night after we got home I fired up some nl50 tables at prima and ended up down $16. This was all due to a blind v. blind battle that cost me $30 against a relative shortie. I am in small blind with AQs (converter not working). I raise to $2. BB calls. Flop
. I bet $3, BB calls. Turn
. I bet pot, BB pushes. Expecting to see a worse ace with a flush draw, I call. Nope, he has broadway and river bricks. Oh well.