Mar 12 early evening -- it was another profitable session that saw me won $100+ over 1185 hands, for a win rate of 16.95 PTBB / 100 hands.

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A hand that won't make myself proud. When my hand is obvious yet my opponent isn't going away chances are he has me beat. I should have saved myself $11 by folding to his all-in.

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KK, 10-high flop, and my pot-sized c-bet was called. I just had a bad feeling, so I decided to check turn and call a moderate river bet. Opponent flopped set and turned quads, so I did well to minimize my damage.

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Set vs TPGK vs middle pair rivered trips for a large pot.

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LOL at my opponent. He didn't raise preflop with AK, he didn't raise flop with TPTK + nut flush draw, he didn't raise turn with the same hand, and he called all-in after flushing on a paired board. Obviously he wasn't thinking about what I had. Same idea as my 63o hand (906990): if he had a nice hand (A-high flush) and yet I was going beserko, he should consider the possibility that I had a boat rather than just the Jack of clubs.

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Twinfives was a reasonable opponent. Unfortunately for him, he pushed his AK preflop for a full buy-in against my AA, and my hand held up.

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Semi-bluffing twice with a straight draw, and milking another $10 after I completed my straight on the river. Opponent couldn't lay down his weak TP hand and paid for it.