The table was aggressive. For the first couple hours, I got nothing for cards and when I did attempt to play I would get pushed right out of the pot. Finally I got pocket 2's and min raised out of position. Five players called. A 2 fell on the flop along with a 6 and an 8. I bet 2 bb's. Everybody had been paying attention to my tight play and folded. Except for one sleep deprived guy. The turn was a 10. I bet about half pot and he called. The river was a 10. I thought about checking to get him to throw out a bet, but judging from his previous play, he would have checked so I put out a pot size bet. He called with a 10 J. I finally won a decent pot.
Another hour went by and I didn't do much but lose a few chips. Then a hand came up. I had pocket aces and the table aggressor raised. Everybody folded up to me. I considered raising but he has been folding to 3 bettors some and I wanted this hand to play out so I called. Everybody else folded.
The flop was a 3 5 J rainbow. He led out 25.00. I figured he had the J or Q's or K's. I didn't put him on a lower pair with that bet. I raised him to 50.00. He sat staring at me for 10 minutes before he finally raised me all in. I called. Before we got our cards turned over the dealer was flipping the last 2 cards. I saw the Q on the turn before I saw the other players hand and thought I was probably in trouble. I looked at the other players hand and saw his pocket Queens. The hand had played out like I wanted it to. I was all in with the best hand, it was just unfortunate he cuaght a 2 outter.
I told him nice hand and left the casino. I have played 1 3 NL twice now and have ended both times exactly the same way, losing my pocket aces to pocket Q's to the table aggressor. This time it was a 500.00+ pot. The first time it was only about 100.00.
It's only 1 hr 45 min to the casino but it seems like such a long drive. If it was closer I would go there weekly to play. I may have lost 150.00 this time, but feel that I could do decent in this game, most of the time.
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