My 1st hand in the FTP $750k guarenteed.

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There isn't much of analysis needed here. I don't believe i could have gotten away from this hand. Maybe if i had pushed on the turn. I think smooth calling there was a mistake.

full tilt poker Game #4848553710: $750,000 Guarantee (35573211), Table 351 - 10/20 - No Limit Hold'em - 18:05:59 ET - 2008/01/13
Seat 1: greyghost1971 (2,990)
Seat 2: GregoryT (2,970)
Seat 3: godofgambling3 (2,930)
Seat 4: Kroshka Pb (2,450)
Seat 5: MichaelBpzpz (2,500)
Seat 6: Haopei (3,000)
Seat 7: Belsebub (3,000)
Seat 8: bini0000 (3,560)
Seat 9: MIDWAY54 (3,600)
Kroshka Pb posts the small blind of 10
MichaelBpzpz posts the big blind of 20
The button is in seat #3
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Haopei [2s As]
Haopei calls 20
Belsebub raises to 60
bini0000 folds
MIDWAY54 folds
greyghost1971 has 15 seconds left to act
greyghost1971 is sitting out
greyghost1971 has timed out
greyghost1971 folds
GregoryT folds
godofgambling3 has 15 seconds left to act
godofgambling3 folds
Kroshka Pb calls 50
MichaelBpzpz folds
Haopei calls 40
*** FLOP *** [9s 7s Qs]
Kroshka Pb checks
Haopei bets 100
Belsebub has 15 seconds left to act
Belsebub raises to 360
Kroshka Pb folds
Haopei calls 260
*** TURN *** [9s 7s Qs] [6d]
Haopei bets 100
Belsebub raises to 680
Haopei has 15 seconds left to act
Haopei calls 580
*** RIVER *** [9s 7s Qs 6d] [6h]
Haopei checks
Belsebub bets 1,200
Haopei calls 1,200
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Belsebub shows [7d 7c] a full house, Sevens full of Sixes
Haopei mucks
Belsebub wins the pot (4,680) with a full house, Sevens full of Sixes
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 4,680 | Rake 0
Board: [9s 7s Qs 6d 6h]
Seat 1: greyghost1971 didn't bet (folded)
Seat 2: GregoryT didn't bet (folded)
Seat 3: godofgambling3 (button) didn't bet (folded)
Seat 4: Kroshka Pb (small blind) folded on the Flop
Seat 5: MichaelBpzpz (big blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 6: Haopei mucked [2s As] - a flush, Ace high
Seat 7: Belsebub showed [7d 7c] and won (4,680) with a full house, Sevens full of Sixes
Seat 8: bini0000 didn't bet (folded)
Seat 9: MIDWAY54 didn't bet (folded)

Flopped Nut flush, got drawn out on. - Poker Hand Replays
 
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wow

I Would have lost all my money in that spot. Flopping the nut flush is impossible to get away from. Just recently same scenario happen to me live but the guy rivered quads instead of a full house
 
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You should fold Ace 2 suited in early position. The only time you should play Ace rag suited is on the button or in the small blind (if it's folded to you). Early position you need AK AQ or AJ. Middle position you can throw in A10 A9 or A8. Late position you can raise with A7 maybe. On the button raise with any ace. And why not repop him on the turn? You've got the nuts and this guy has aggressively raised you twice no need to slowplay here just rereraise him.
 
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You should fold Ace 2 suited in early position. The only time you should play Ace rag suited is on the button or in the small blind (if it's folded to you). Early position you need AK AQ or AJ. Middle position you can throw in A10 A9 or A8. Late position you can raise with A7 maybe. On the button raise with any ace. And why not repop him on the turn? You've got the nuts and this guy has aggressively raised you twice no need to slowplay here just rereraise him.

Well i'm well aware of the hand selection in the various positions. The preflop limp-call was definitely an unprofitable move in the long run. I thought if i caught a break early, i would be able to really throw my weight around the scared-money, tight players.

The flop was what i hoped for when i made such a lousy preflop call. I should have shoved on the turn, you're right. However, at the moment, I was feeling way too comfortable to scare him away, even though he has shown to be holding a strong hand.
 
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Shove the turn for sure. I don't mind you just calling on the flop, let him dig himself a hole but after he re-raises you on the turn you should've shoved.
I would have definitely lost all of my chips here but they would have been in on the turn and I'd be posting this in the bad beats section instead of the HA one. :p
 
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[x] I lose all my money there too
[x] Should have folded PF
[x] Should have shoved on turn (as noted above).
 
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This hand caused me more than $216 (buy-in). I went on tilt afterwards, and moved up my cash game to $5/$10 which caused me around $1800-$2000. Here's a lesson for everyone, move down in stakes when you're on tilt, rather than move up with hopes to win back your losses faster.

Well this was an expensive lesson.
 
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Unsurprisingly I like the preflop limp. Play it right and you lose 20 chips 95%+ of the time and double up 1-5% of the time. Probably not +EV in chips, but for $EV you can't beat an early double up.

Blinds are bigger or stacks smaller then no.

Total cold deck for you however and sorry to hear about the tilt.

Suckouts are a big part of the game. Same thing happened to me in the Party 300k this evening (admittedly I didn't flop the nuts though :)).
Accept this and learn to love it, cause it's what makes poker poker.
 
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ouch almost 2200$ tough run for yah def. agrre not to move up i dont think that you should even move down....i think you should have just stopped and waited untill the next day fresh and new and 2000$ richer lol
 
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Unsurprisingly I like the preflop limp. Play it right and you lose 20 chips 95%+ of the time and double up 1-5% of the time. Probably not +EV in chips, but for $EV you can't beat an early double up.

I guess I never really thought of it like that. Thanks :)
 
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This hand caused me more than $216 (buy-in). I went on tilt afterwards, and moved up my cash game to $5/$10 which caused me around $1800-$2000. Here's a lesson for everyone, move down in stakes when you're on tilt, rather than move up with hopes to win back your losses faster.

Well this was an expensive lesson.

Thats what happens when you slow play the nuts
 
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Let's look on the bright side, you can use this hand in the scavenger hunt!

17) Flopping the nuts then losing the hand at showdown
 
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Let's look on the bright side, you can use this hand in the scavenger hunt!

17) Flopping the nuts then losing the hand at showdown


I didn't screenshot it :(
 
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