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On again tonight, RTE2 at 11:30.

hf4z6sqo7vjngi

that sexton mcfadden hand was soooo sick

a-k-47

just watching now, poor bastard:)....

any boards players make this?

Wisesmurf

McFaddens bet on the flop and timing on that hand was perfect. Sick for Sexton.

SuperHans

Think I was on the same table as Paul Quinn in the IPO. Could be mistaken, but his face looks familiar.

eddiehead

*****Shakes head in disappointment******

Oh Arthur, A5...........

LuckyLloyd

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phantom_lord

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

Any of the hands involving the pub player put me on tilt - particularly when the guy who flopped topset against him forgot to value bet turn or river lshsfhskhfkhf.

lol. i think i should start playing more of these donkaments.

eddiehead

Its pretty bad alright, the fact that sexton even considered being beat in that hand, shows an enormous gulf in class between some of the players. Fun to watch though:eek:

hf4z6sqo7vjngi

Wisesmurf wrote: »

McFaddens bet on the flop and timing on that hand was perfect. Sick for Sexton.

yeah it was but he is a terrible player

eddiehead

Bobby Poor Globe wrote: »

yeah it was but he is a terrible player

I didnt see much of him but given the fact that Sexton spoke of him in a fairly codescending tone and remarked about him playing trash like j6, he must be pretty bad. Mike Sexton doesnt really strike me as a bad loser, ie: hellmuth/Devilfish

LuckyLloyd

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LuckyLloyd

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hf4z6sqo7vjngi

Bottomfeeder can vouch how bad he is, waterford preflop with my a9 v his 94, yeah u guessed it

jayteecork

That McFadden fella is sick.
By the way, what is the name of the Dublin Music Store that Adriane Walsh owns?

carrigeen

Bobby Poor Globe wrote: »

Bottomfeeder can vouch how bad he is, waterford preflop with my a9 v his 94, yeah u guessed it

in fairness he was wheeled drunk in that tournament. Hes not a bad player at all lads, ive played aginst him quite a bit and hes not too bad ,

btw i thought he played the quads super (might have checked the turn )

eddiehead

carrigeen wrote: »

btw i thought he played the quads super (might have checked the turn )

Meh, quads are easy, hitting them is the hard part. Im sure his overall image contributed a lot to him getting so well payed there, on the flop and turn any way, but the river.......................vomit

carrigeen

topnutz wrote: »

Meh, quads are easy, hitting them is the hard part. Im sure his overall image contributed a lot to him getting so well payed there, on the flop and turn any way, but the river.......................vomit

fair point

LuckyLloyd

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Goodluck2me

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

Any of the hands involving the pub player put me on tilt - particularly when the guy who flopped topset against him forgot to value bet turn or river lshsfhskhfkhf.

the only thing i thought was good about the top set play was that he was giving the guy rope to hang himself i.e. when the ace came, if he has the ace he`l probably shove the loot, if he doesnt he might bluff at it, same for river. That would be my reasons for checking them, if the guy was any way aggro at all.

eddiehead

goodluck2me wrote: »

the only thing i thought was good about the top set play was that he was giving the guy rope to hang himself i.e. when the ace came, if he has the ace he`l probably shove the loot, if he doesnt he might bluff at it, same for river. That would be my reasons for checking them, if the guy was any way aggro at all.

Also, did a flush fill on the river? Maybe he was gona c/call? Id still rather lead the turn, Ace or not

LuckyLloyd

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eagle eye

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

Pat, if you had that many chips would you be calling raises with 94o and 85o? Not being smart with this question, just intrigued. Cause having the mountain stack wouldn't tend to change my ranges THAT much (it would widen them a slight bit obv!) but I'm wondering how many players would decide to try and see EVERY flop.

I've played with him a lot in both cash games and tourneys. I didn't see tonights show but it doesn't surprised me to hear 94o and 85o mentioned in the same breath as Mr McFadden. He is also liable to bluff a large number of pots with air. The thing is that when he hits he gets paid off huge, and when the cards are running his way he is almost unstoppable, but I still don't remember him at any final table anywhere for a long, long time before the IPC. He does well in cash games.

Mick McCool

Does anyone know when this will be on Pokertube or how you get it put on there?

Thanks

Ollieboy

Adrians fold with the AA on the river was brilliant, top class play by one of the best players in the game at the moment. Its even harder to fold this when the player involved his calling all sorts of raises with rags.

As for the quad 2's he actually reraise and raiser and caller on the button with this hand, if he hadn't hit both 2's on that flop, he would have loss a massive pot. I can't see him folding a set of 2's in that position. But reraising with 22 on the button is a horrible play when he should be trying to get in cheap to see a flop.

anyway, results tell its own story.

Did anyone see Scott Grey move a chip btw?

carrigeen

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

Pat, if you had that many chips would you be calling raises with 94o and 85o? Not being smart with this question, just intrigued. Cause having the mountain stack wouldn't tend to change my ranges THAT much (it would widen them a slight bit obv!) but I'm wondering how many players would decide to try and see EVERY flop.

Totally agree with that as well , im a much tighter player :rolleyes:plus ive never had that many chips to have to worry about it. Id be like you and not adjust my range too much but there still is an argument for calling raises with questionable holdings when youve that many chips. Its a small % of your stack and if you hit yu will get paid off big time.

karlh

Mick McCool wrote: »

Does anyone know when this will be on Pokertube or how you get it put on there?

Thanks

Hi Mick,

I'll try to get it put up for you. Will post url here when/if.

Karl

carrigeen

Ollieboy wrote: »

Adrians fold with the AA on the river was brilliant, top class play by one of the best players in the game at the moment. Its even harder to fold this when the player involved his calling all sorts of raises with rags.

As for the quad 2's he actually reraise and raiser and caller on the button with this hand, if he hadn't hit both 2's on that flop, he would have loss a massive pot. I can't see him folding a set of 2's in that position. But reraising with 22 on the button is a horrible play when he should be trying to get in cheap to see a flop.

anyway, results tell its own story.

Did anyone see Scott Grey move a chip btw?

Preflop totally agree with you Ollie but thats his style. Im not to sure about sextons post flop play though, fair enough calling the flop bet but at that stage should he have not risen to find out where he was , and he then calls a big bet on turn , if the last acrd was a brick say a five was he calling another bet when tbh there are a wide range of hands beatimng him jj qq kk aa aj kj qj all likely given the preflop betting.

ps any news yet?

Lazare

carrigeen wrote: »

Preflop totally agree with you Ollie but thats his style. Im not to sure about sextons post flop play though, fair enough calling the flop bet but at that stage should he have not risen to find out where he was , and he then calls a big bet on turn , if the last acrd was a brick say a five was he calling another bet when tbh there are a wide range of hands beatimng him jj qq kk aa aj kj qj all likely given the preflop betting.

ps any news yet?

Surely his range is a LOT wider than that if that's his style, ie, 3-betting light, also it was also said upthread he likes to bluff a lot. (another hand he called an UTG raise OOP with dirt, and lead into 2 players, UGHH.

Remember, Sexton had a lot of table time with him, he was totally sure he was ahead until the river min-raise, which he can never fold to.

Ollieboy

carrigeen wrote: »

Preflop totally agree with you Ollie but thats his style. Im not to sure about sextons post flop play though, fair enough calling the flop bet but at that stage should he have not risen to find out where he was , and he then calls a big bet on turn , if the last acrd was a brick say a five was he calling another bet when tbh there are a wide range of hands beatimng him jj qq kk aa aj kj qj all likely given the preflop betting.

ps any news yet?

I think he should have fold on the turn, I think his play had more to do with the history on the table more than the cards and also I'm sure McFadden is well able to fire 2 bullets with been in position, so I guess he felt check/calling was the best way to keep the pot small. He had no intention of calling a big bet on the river until he hit the 10 and than he felt he was pot commit to the call. I can't see him making that bet or call in the river without the 10 hitting. I think McFadden also kept the bet to less than 1/2 the pot each time, given Sexton the perfect price to call as each bet look like a continuation bet. McFaddens body language was perfect in both hands, ie Quad 2's and set of 3's. I love the way he re-act when he was asked to show, the head nearly came off his shoulders...lol

strewelpeter

Has anyone got what it takes to upload these shows to pokertube or seed a torrrent somewhere?

Mick McCool

karlh wrote: »

Hi Mick,

I'll try to get it put up for you. Will post url here when/if.

Karl

Thanks Karl, l'm sure it will be broadcast in England soon but would be good to watch it earlier.

Much apprieciated.

Mick

strewelpeter

Mick McCool wrote: »

Thanks Karl, l'm sure it will be broadcast in England soon but would be good to watch it earlier.

Much apprieciated.

Mick

Oops! thanks Karl

Tar.Aldarion

karlh wrote: »

Hi Mick,

I'll try to get it put up for you. Will post url here when/if.

Karl

That would be great, keep missing it.

HighFinance

Bump for tonights show. 11.15 pm on Network Two.

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tipp86

You have to love that arthur lad:D:D

gigetheman

i played with arthur in a cpt event last month and he dose some bluffing will not fold any draw or top pair and limps in with some shi--t hands:eek:

eddiehead

I can hardly bear to watch this dirt, the standard is just awful:eek:

tipp86

gigetheman wrote: »

i played with arthur in a cpt event last month and he dose some bluffing will not fold any draw or top pair and limps in with some shi--t hands:eek:

ya played with him in cash id say he caused a few bad beats in his time:D think he loves his celtic poker youd never guess it would you:)

Goodluck2me

standard really is muck... can see why everyone thinks IO is such good value!

Hitman Actual

goodluck2me wrote: »

standard really is muck... can see why everyone thinks IO is such good value!

Agreed, it's horrible. Amongst other things, I noticed that there seems to be a lot of betting/raising to 'see where you are'. And the production isn't great either. For example, you never have any clue of what the blinds/antes are, and you only get updates on stacks when someone is knocked out. So it's hard to properly analyze how bad the play really is.

NickyOD

Numpty limps with K5s in EP, Next players makes a substantial raise with J2o, Pocket 8s fold, Button calls with K9s as does the K5s. Then the K9 can't fold with TP 9 kicker to a huge CRAI on the flop and walks into two pair.

It was just like a €20 re-buy in the pub. I watched half of it and then went back to playing Call of Duty.

bops

NickyOD wrote: »

Numpty limps with K5s in EP, Next players makes a substantial raise with J2o, Pocket 8s fold, Button calls with K9s as does the K5s. Then the K9 can't fold with TP 9 kicker to a huge CRAI on the flop and walks into two pair.

It was just like a €20 re-buy in the pub. I watched half of it and then went back to playing Call of Duty.

if the 8's were soooted i'm sure he wudda called too

Tar.Aldarion

That lad did it to him a few times though didn't he?
Always shoving on the flop with his two pair.

dK1NG

goodluck2me wrote: »

standard really is muck... can see why everyone thinks IO is such good value!

Is it that bad? I've never heard ought bout the standard in the IO, but expected it to be higher.

smurph

bops wrote: »

if the 8's were soooted i'm sure he wudda called too

In fairness I would have folded 8's (yes meeee) in the position with a strong raise from ep... but im a nit..

LuckyLloyd

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nicnicnic

smurph wrote: »

In fairness I would have folded 8's (yes meeee) in the position with a strong raise from ep... but im a nit..

yeah right:), SE tonight Smurph, I think I'll head up for whats become my weekly humiliation at this stage

patmac

NickyOD wrote: »

Numpty limps with K5s in EP, Next players makes a substantial raise with J2o, Pocket 8s fold, Button calls with K9s as does the K5s. Then the K9 can't fold with TP 9 kicker to a huge CRAI on the flop and walks into two pair.

It was just like a €20 re-buy in the pub. I watched half of it and then went back to playing Call of Duty.

€25+€20 :rolleyes: . George (chap with the K9) plays our Friday night game, wouldn't be one of the better players in that game. 5 of our players qualified(just missed out myself) The standard in our game seems to be as good/poor as that.

smurph

nicnicnic wrote: »

yeah right:), SE tonight Smurph, I think I'll head up for whats become my weekly humiliation at this stage

I shall be in attendance tonight, but blink and you might miss me...

Im playing soooo bad at the moment it's not even funny, Paddy tobin even gave me a free card on the turn in the S.E. game, on Saturday and no I didn't read it for the monster it was lol,

anyway, I think i'll leave pocket 2's to you and let me go mental with pocket 9's.....

Apparently Chopper thinks I stack off with KQ offsuit, so you can't get much better than that really, I mean it crushes pocket 6's by a few %

nicnicnic

smurph wrote: »

Apparently Chopper thinks I stack off with KQ offsuit, so you can't get much better than that really, I mean it crushes pocket 6's by a few %

it doesn't but 88 and 99 do, see you tonight at the FT rather then the starting one hopefully