Tuco_Ramirez PWNING Antonius on FT 1k/2k right now

[cero_z]

Please tell me this is Tuco from here.

[cero_z]

Nice Value bet. Only converter I could get to work

Full Tilt Poker Game #2444087620: Table Pearl (6 max) - $1000/$2000 - Limit Omaha Hi/Lo - 3:14:26 ET - 2007/05/17
Seat 1: Luigi66369 ($39,499.50)
Seat 4: Tuco_Ramirez ($40,498.50)
Luigi66369 posts the small blind of $500
Tuco_Ramirez posts the big blind of $1,000
The button is in seat #1
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Luigi66369 raises to $2,000
Tuco_Ramirez calls $1,000
*** FLOP *** [Th 6c 5d]
Tuco_Ramirez checks
Luigi66369 bets $1,000
Tuco_Ramirez raises to $2,000
Luigi66369 calls $1,000
*** TURN *** [Th 6c 5d] [9c]
Tuco_Ramirez bets $2,000
Luigi66369 calls $2,000
*** RIVER *** [Th 6c 5d 9c] [Jh]
Tuco_Ramirez bets $2,000
Luigi66369 calls $2,000
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Tuco_Ramirez shows [3h 6s 2d 5h] (two pair, Sixes and Fives)
Luigi66369 mucks
Tuco_Ramirez wins the pot ($15,999.50) with two pair, Sixes and Fives
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $16,000 | Rake $0.50
Board: [Th 6c 5d 9c Jh]
Seat 1: Luigi66369 (small blind) mucked
Seat 4: Tuco_Ramirez (big blind) collected ($15,999.50)

[cero_z]

Pwnage reversed; not sure this one makes sense

Don't 4-bet bluff the turn when it can never work on that street.

[cero_z]

2 Big draws go at it on the turn

Capping the turn makes sense to me, but betting the river looks like a spew. Antonius is just not getting as far out of line as you are, and you can only make him fold a bluff on the end. When the flush draw gets there, you can't win this pot.

[cero_z]

Antonius plays g00t DUCY?

[cero_z]

Lighting money on fire on the turn

Now I'm wondering if it is our Tuco. Terrible, terrible turn cappage.

[cero_z]

Nice Call Luigi
Here's the point at which you can stop bluffing him and revert to a thin v-betting strategy.

[cero_z]

Capped hand preflop, with Tuco on the BTN. Flop Qd Js 5d, Antonius donks, Tuco raises, leaving himself 2 bets (4K). Tuco has K652 with a diamond draw, Antonius has KK52. Tuco makes 6s up on the turn, raises all-in, and his hand holds.

Next hand he flops the nut flush in a big pot, and it's off to the races. Next hand Antonius folds the river in a big pot. 8K ---> 30K in 3 hands.

[cero_z]

...and it's over

Almost from the time I started this thread, the match turned, with Antonius consistently getting the money in good post-flop. I've heard how he's "learning the limit games," etc., but he plays very well from what I saw here, and there actually were some telling hands. Get'em next time, Tuco.

[Fiasco]

I read something about this guy in NVG, Im pretty sure he isnt our Tuco (whose real name is Adam something I think)