sloshr
Monday, July 24th, 2006, 7:02 PM
Winning Team: CC Riders
Winning Player: sloshr99
Losing Team: Team Arenas
Losing Player: gilbertology
Time of match: 31 minutes
The match started out slowly with a lot of small pots. I took the first significant lead, but gave it back. In fact there were several lead changes in the match. I bluffed a few and made a few. I tried to keep the pots small on his button and raised almost every time on my button. I started out check-raising a lot with any piece of the flop and sometimes without, but he was catching on to me and I had to conceed most out of position pots after that, unless I had a strong hand. This image came in handy on the hand that changed the momentum of the whole match. He had a pretty good lead when I called his small raise with Jx, flop was JJT with 2 diamonds. I check-raised, which may have been suspicious, but I had done it many times before. I checked the blank turn and he checked behind. I pushed all-in one the river for around the pot size, and he deliberated and called with a ten.
I had a nice lead, but gilbertology was not done fighting. We each took a few jabs and the match was over when I called his raise with the Krablar, flopped K76, check check. Turn was an 8, I bet half pot I belive and he called. River was a 3, giving me 2 pair so I bet small to get paid off, he pushed with A9 for a missed straight, and the match was over. It was a very good game.
Vatche
Monday, July 24th, 2006, 7:04 PM
your fruit basket is on the way.
Theraflu
Monday, July 24th, 2006, 7:10 PM
QUOTE (Vatche @ Monday, July 24th, 2006, 7:04 PM)

your fruit basket is on the way.
you're paying people off with fruit baskets? damn it. i guess i'll stop offering money.
gilbertology
Monday, July 24th, 2006, 8:42 PM
gg sloshr, you were probably the best or at least most unpredictable played I faced. Had to guess what you had a lot of the time including that JJ10 hand. I called because I thought you may have been on a draw and it would've ended the match. In retrospect I'm not sure I should've called that all-in for 500 but I'd say it was an ok call giving the way the hand played out. We did battle back and forth for a good amount of time, but during the last hand even tho blinds were big I definitely should have just folded the river despite only having a few hundred left.
Since you're undefeated and a Live at the Bike player, I wonder why team CC Riders captain XX hasn't played you more? Lol jk Ben
XX44466XX
Monday, July 24th, 2006, 8:50 PM
Scott, way to go! Our team MVP, with a perfect 3-0 record. Including a victory over the so-called "Kid Poker."
PS It was decided to evenly split our schedule as we all contributed to the entry fee. I like to win, don't get me wrong, but moreover I joined the league for fun because I love FCP (hear that Bob?) and Daniel is a great player as well as individual. The bonus payouts were just that, a bonus, and the camaraderie and ribaldry more than make up for our not-so-excellent team record.
BTW, you just got your snapper whipped sonny boy.
theresa113
Wednesday, July 26th, 2006, 7:06 AM
Way to go Scott! Congratulations! This is awesome. Woo Hoo!