Short match

[Invigilator]

That didn't take long.


PokerStars Tournament game, buy-in $10.00+0.50, Level I $10/$20 No Limit, 2 players
Hand History by

BB: T$1500
HERO (Button): T$1500

HERO postsBB posts Big Blind T$20

Pre-flop: A 3 (T$20)
HERO raises to T$80
BB raises to T$160
HERO calls T$80

Flop: 4 5 2 ($320)
BB bets T$280
HERO raises to T$1340
BB folds
wins T$880 without showing

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PokerStars Tournament game, buy-in $10.00+0.50, Level I $10/$20 No Limit, 2 players
Hand History by

HERO (BB): T$1940
Button: T$1060

Button postsHERO posts Big Blind T$20

Pre-flop: K 7 (T$20)
Button raises to T$80
HERO calls T$60

Flop: 2 T 4 ($160)
HERO bets T$100 Yes, I know how stooopid this betting is on the flop and turn, but thanks for asking.
Button calls T$100

Turn: 2 T 4 2 (T$360)
HERO bets T$100
Button calls T$100

River: 2 T 4 2 A (T$560)
HERO checks
Button bets T$200
HERO raises to T$1660
Button calls T$580

Button shows A 3
HERO wins T$2120 with a flush Ace high

[Talking Poker]

I don't mind your flop and turn bets.

P.S. One hand matches are more fun - when you win, of course.

[Fildy]

I actually don't mind your line with the flush all that much. GG sir

[Robbie Robb]

Agreed. Unfortunately I think I'm about 50/50 on those...

[Wes]

Turn: 2 T 4 2 (T$360)
HERO bets T$100
Button calls T$100

[Invigilator]

Why though? Is it because they look donkish and invite raises?

[Talking Poker]

It certainly wouldn't be my standard play, and I probably wouldn't play it like this on the second hand of a match with no history, but sometimes I like playing hands "weird" - especially at the beginning of a match. Generally here, you want to build the pot on the flop and turn so you can get it in on the river, but sometimes, I think going with the donkey line is ok and will tempt a good player to try to push you off your draw.

This guy is obviously a complete tard though.

If anything, I like your river line least. Be glad this guy is really, really bad.