It's turned around the last 2 sessions, replacing what I lost during the week and more on top. Friday started off pretty miserable, was up about $50 then lost it back and then some, then got a reality check and told myself to get back to the basics of the game and stop forcing myself to try and outplay my opponents with second rate hands. So after that I went on a massive tear and finished the session up $215. Here's Friday's big hands.
The table was playing pretty passive here, so I didn't go for the limp re-raise. The flop was terrible though, but I was beating more hands that I was losing to, so I pushed hoping he'd come along with KK or AK with a club. Even if I checked and he pushed, no way I was folding, if he had QQ or AKs so be it, tough break, but it worked out for me
I played this a little tricky (and risky) just calling the initial bettor and hoping for a raise in late position. Villain obliged, and the rest as we say, is history.
Villain was a losing player and losing at showdown with allsorts of trash. I wanted to slow play and push the missed draw, worked a treat.
Saturday 5 Aug
Got up early on in the session to about $40 and floated around $30-$60 all session, was just about to quit when I stacked someone with KK, carried on plying a while, lost a bit back to a suckout but finished the session up $114. Also cleared this months Interpoker bonus. And got some rakeback payments today, so bumper weekend so far.
Villain was a regular, average player, don't usually see anything stupid. I initailly put her on AA or AK on the flop, hence my flop raise and was 99% sure of this when she called it. By the river, I knew she wasn't getting away from anything in her range so tanked it in and kept my customer. Was surprised at QQ though.
Villain was a complete and utter donk, I knew my hand was good, he might have one heart, but it was a pretty good flop for me given his range and my position.
Sigh. Can't winem all I guess
Great weekend so far though, Fri, Sat +$530
Aug 05 BR $8747 ($1253 to go)