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$20,000 bad beat -- this is 8 left in the 6max event on UB im 2nd in chips
so sik got it all in pre with AA lose to AK Stage #335569343 Tourney ID 5634194 Holdem Multi Normal Tournament No Limit 4,000 - 2010-08-28 02:05:20.015 (ET) [ 2010-08-28 02:05:20 ] Table: 59 (Real Money) Seat #4 is the dealer Seat 4 - B AUSTIN B (272,515 in chips) Seat 5 - SGTGES (106,177 in chips) Seat 6 - KANYEKWELI (207,859 in chips) Seat 1 - PLZIMWHITE (75,907 in chips) Seat 3 - MARCELEBOEUF (177,975 in chips) PLZIMWHITE - Ante 400 MARCELEBOEUF - Ante 400 B AUSTIN B - Ante 400 SGTGES - Ante 400 KANYEKWELI - Ante 400 SGTGES - Posts small blind 2,000 KANYEKWELI - Posts big blind 4,000 *** ...
Posted in: Bad Beats 		1broadstbully
Aug 29th, 2010
Re:going to the hospital to see my dad probably for the last time (very long)
Sorry bro. I really feel for you man
Posted in: Off Topic 		1broadstbully
Feb 9th, 2010
Re:Range Rover owners?
brag post'
Posted in: Off Topic 		1broadstbully
Feb 9th, 2010
Re:Who has the Best Homecourt Advantage in College Basketball?
Duke
Posted in: Off Topic 		1broadstbully
Feb 9th, 2010
should i change my style?
Just wondering if i should play smaller pots to avoid these big bad beats or was it played right' This one is terrible. He called it all off knowing a 9 was his only out! you cant compete against this bs PokerStars Game #33431484103: Tournament #199550492, $10+$1 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level III (20/40) - 2009/09/29 14:23:53 ET Table '199550492 143' 9-max Seat #8 is the button Seat 1: Ram 4630 (2840 in chips) Seat 2: BROADStBULLe (4095 in chips) Seat 3: xTRISKITx (1780 in chips) Seat 4: frode_AK (3000 in chips) Seat 5: Dimedroll (2700 in chips) Seat 6: waterrrgreen (3585 in ...
Posted in: Bad Beats 		1broadstbully
Sep 29th, 2009
Re:Fuck PokerStars and Fuck Online Rigged Bull Shit
I lose every single pot I play. People play absolute garbage and get lucky over and over and over. so frustrating. Like this 5 min ago. Called off his entire stack knowing a 9 was his only out. PokerStars Game #33431484103: Tournament #199550492, $10+$1 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level III (20/40) - 2009/09/29 14:23:53 ET Table '199550492 143' 9-max Seat #8 is the button Seat 1: Ram 4630 (2840 in chips) Seat 2: BROADStBULLe (4095 in chips) Seat 3: xTRISKITx (1780 in chips) Seat 4: frode_AK (3000 in chips) Seat 5: Dimedroll (2700 in chips) Seat 6: waterrrgreen (3585 in chips) Seat 7: ...
Posted in: Bad Beats 		1broadstbully
Sep 29th, 2009
Re:Your favorite shows most of your friends don't watch
TRUE BLOOD
Posted in: Off Topic 		1broadstbully
Nov 19th, 2008
Post oak bluff?
An example of a hand i played....a player limps in 2nd position for 160 I raise from the cutoff to 550 ..big blind calls and the limper calls. Pot is now about 1600. flop comes rainbow 982 bb checks .. 2nd position bets 160 / min bet into the 1600 pot. wat kind of hand are u putting him on.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Nov 17th, 2008
Re:$5 MTT/Early Stages/AK utg facing small reraise/Idiot argues about my play
def wrong to fold
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Jun 26th, 2008
Re:final 40 of 11 rebuy on stars...do you make this call?
the problem with this is that even if he has any 2 random cards ur only a small favorite say J10d or something ur only 55% but its highly likely ur an underdog as he was and could be a big underdog and have 3outs if he has A10 AJ AQ AK AA KK QQ JJ 1010 99 only 50/50 if he has 88 77 66 55 44 33 22 and only small favorite if he has any 2 random cards. my style is not to risk half my stack here. but others might c it different and could probably easily argue the other way. odds are close but not quite there imo
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Jun 24th, 2008
Re:Avoiding temptation(When to fold a straight flush draw)
i dont fold it
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Jun 24th, 2008
Re:final 40 of 11 rebuy on stars...do you make this call?
Fold imo playing A9 for about half ur stack and likely to have only 3 outs or 50/50 at best only thing u dominate is a weaker ace. tough spot but your essentially risking your tourney on A9. try not to call off big portions of your chips obv. you want to leave two ways to win the pot when possible by raising ur opponent and making them fold or showing down the best hand. so reshoving A9 better than calling with A9. so its a fold imo. but what do i know.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Jun 24th, 2008
unlucky or badly played
Just unlucky or played bad. 3 FLUSHES brutal. Seat 1: JohnyDallas (2,030) Seat 2: nicnick53 (1,920) Seat 3: JonesMcGee (1,950) Seat 4: thajuice7 (1,960) Seat 5: FullTiltJoker (1,950) Seat 6: cuban tobacco (2,250) Seat 7: 1BroadStBully (1,970) Seat 8: Yur Daddy (1,970), is sitting out JohnyDallas posts the small blind of 10 nicnick53 posts the big blind of 20 The button is in seat #8 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to 1BroadStBully [Jh Th] JonesMcGee folds thajuice7 folds FullTiltJoker folds cuban tobacco folds 1BroadStBully raises to 60 Yur Daddy folds JohnyDallas calls 50 nicnick53 calls 40 *** ...
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Apr 22nd, 2008
Re(1): Input at 25k Final Table
very ul ... but min raise no good. flop bet good. tough to get away from AK he doesnt make this bet unless he has u ...he'd raise the flop if he had an ace also I would think .... unlucky but could have been played better
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Feb 19th, 2008
Re(1): What do you do when you are running bad?
play more and get as much experience as possible.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Feb 19th, 2008
Re(1): did i play this bad?
no point in raising the river he only calls if ur beat
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Feb 19th, 2008
Re(3): A 10 unsuited in the big blind...
agree
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Feb 19th, 2008
Re(1): did i play this wrong???
played it right imo just ul dont c folding set here
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Feb 19th, 2008
Re(1): Advice with KK...
check -- if he makes a solid bet like 3/4 to pot size I give him credit for the ace -- a weak bet, Half the pot or less I raise . If he checks behind no ace. I eliminate the guessing game and get all in pre here with the raise and call - 1 of the two big stacks might want to gamble with smaller pair or something -- ur repop invited 2 calls with the two big stacks your raising into- too much guessing involved. all in pre you pick up 1000 chip pot or showdown with 1 caller where your likely a big favorite. Like to know what he had -- AQ or smaller pair...maybe' You might not know if you folded. ...
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Sep 20th, 2007
Re(3): Strategy against extremely loose players
an arrogant comment i like it. Everybody knows that I guess' ok ty
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Sep 5th, 2007
Re(4): Strategy against extremely loose players
Thank you
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Sep 5th, 2007
Re(3): Strategy against extremely loose players
what do you think about Andy blochs section in ftp strategy guide (if youve read it) where he pretty much likes to always limp behind a chronic limper. A lot of people go on a mission to stop limpers by constantly raising them. A raise wont make them fold and you pick up no knew information. You want to encourage them to keep limping and loosen up your starting requirements playing suited connectors and such eventually you will hit a big hand.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Sep 5th, 2007
Re(2): Strategy against extremely loose players
Thanks for the input like your thoughts.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Sep 5th, 2007
Strategy against extremely loose players
Just wondering some thoughts on players who are raising or limping and calling your raises and are involved in every pot. I'm talking mostly about the beginning stages of tournaments but in general also. Is strategy here to tighten up and look for more premium hands to get him with or loosen up your staarting requirements a little since he is playing such a wide range.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Sep 5th, 2007
Re(2): your play?
Agreed -- I think it was a fold because I had been fairly tight against his raises up to that point so when I reraise he knows I have a big hand and hes still willing to push me in for his tourney he must be strong and I must be beat or a coinflip at best.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Aug 4th, 2007
Re(4): Question for any1 experienced in omaha hi/lo
Thanks TC for your comments. I AGREE
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Aug 4th, 2007
Re(3): Question for any1 experienced in omaha hi/lo
I like the call preflop because im already invested in the blinds -- likely the raise and call are sharing low cards and if no low comes i could hit a big hand which is what happened and Im double suited -- only 375 more to call with big stack. No brainer to me. got the flop i was looking for. Got him to commit his chips as a big underdog so ..... thats the goal I guess'
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Aug 4th, 2007
Re(1): call or fold
fold pre and post flop. preflop your calling a hand out of position with rags. post flop your obviously dominated and would mostly be drawing to a 9 or 8 which is only six outs MAX. BIG UNDERDOG.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Aug 3rd, 2007
Re(1): fold to pre flop raise correect or incorrect
IMO Definite call preflop because YOU HAVE POSITION --- crucial--- and its a min raise. If you did call.... I Think its a fold post flop though on the flush draw because you dont want to risk your tourney as a BIG underdog to hit a club unless you had a straight draw with it (which is a call) or 2 overcards to the board like AK clubs which is even risky (because you could be up against a set) . So in the end you saved yourself 80 chips but call preflop was the right play IMO.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		1broadstbully
Aug 3rd, 2007