Winning team: Zimmer
Winning Player: Jeetorious

Losing Team: The Unmentionables
Losing Player: Naismith

Time of match: 25 minutes

I increase my streak of sucking out in key spots to 2 in this match against Naismith. He got off to an early 2:1 chiplead by hitting a couple of hands and me paying off in one or two bad spots. Then the following hand occurred:

Naismith raises OTB, I call with Jc7c, flop T8T with 2 clubs, I c/r and he just calls. The turn brings an offsuit A, and I have about 2/3 pot left. It was an awkward spot to be in to say the least, but I think I had to push considering he may well have been drawing himself and if he has an 8 my J outs are good as well and the A is a bit of a scare card. He called with QT, but the river was a 9 saving me and giving me the 2:1 chip advantage.

One more interesting hand that could've turned things around:

Naismith raises OTB to 110, I make it 330 with QQ, he calls, leaving himself 660(exactly pot) behind. Flop is AKx, flop goes check check, turn is a blank, check check, river is an A, I check he bets 180 and I fold. I think if he pushed the river I would have had a tough decision and may have even called since I made it pretty clear that I didn't like this board by checking 3 times, but the 180 bet didn't look like a bluff. Naismith said he had KK, if he had pushed it pre-flop this hand would have been a double up for him.

Last hand: I raise with J8 he calls with J9, c/r all in on an 877 flop and the board was no help to him.

GG Naismith

i dont think he had kk and laid down kings full...

He didn't lay down anything. It seems he value bet his Kings full and poppin folded.

Poppin, way to go man. I know you got lucky, but we needed that win right there. Huge baby.

glad to be of service

I didn't fold. But I didn't really have KK. Naismith pulled off a little "lie". Of course, it's irrelevant since I had him beat with my junky cards, but I didn't want him to know what I was raising and calling reraises with.

yea.