8/3 - Afternoon Session
HANDS: 192
RESULT:
UP $161.70
STATS: 40.7 VP$P/26.5 PFR/2.81 AF
Won Without Showdown: $43.15 <-- walked over the table for a good bit of this session, kept expecting a streak where I got c/r'd every time I c-bet, and it never came.
Biggest Pot Won
$0.25/$0.5 Pot Limit Omaha Hi6 players
Converted at
weaktight.comStacks:| UTG | | ($50.00) | |
| UTG+1 | | ($46.15) | |
| Hero (CO) | | ($157.40) | |
| BTN | | ($28.25) | |
| SB | | ($176.85) | |
| BB | | ($50.00) | |
Pre-flop: (
$0.75, 6 players)
Hero is CO
UTG raises to $1,
UTG+1 raises to $3.75,
Hero raises to $13,
3 folds,
UTG folds,
UTG+1 raises to $40.75,
Hero raises to $68.50,
UTG+1 goes all-in $5.40Flop: 
(
$116.40, 2 players)
Turn: 
(
$116.40, 2 players)
River: 
(
$116.40, 2 players)
Final Pot: $94.05
UTG+1 shows:
Hero shows:
Hero wins $113.40 ( won +$44.90 )
UTG lost -$1
UTG+1 lost -$46.15
My double suitedness, and perhaps the coordination of 64 as far as making straights, gives me a 54/46 edge preflop here. I run good.
Everything was standard/smallish stuff today really. I won a couple pots in the $30-$40 range calling with fairly strong hands and making a couple thin'ish value bets that got called(medium-sorta high flush comes in on the river, set calls a river bet, etc).
There were two very loose players at the table when I joined, I was sandwiched between them and started out tighter(like 34/20 after 70-80 hands) and playing for value with them. The one on my left picked up and it was just the loose player on my right. When he did fold preflop I ran over the table with wild abandon. In 192 hands, I won 17 pots without seeing a flop by raising pre and having the table fold around. At the tables I normally play that number is usually closer to 5 out of 200ish hands I bet. C-bets on the flop took down $3-$4 pots with the same regularity. Boring, but highly profitable.
FTP Bankroll: $1586
On July 1 I had $70 in my account(hence the prep to move $1k from stars->ftp mentioned some time above that didn't happen since I started playing better/running well). I cannot begin to explain how thrilled I am to have crossed over $1500 just 1 month later.