HE can not lose.
He raises with shit. And wins with shit like 64
83 offsuit.
Hes super aggressive like will bet £2.20 into a 0.32 POT
Its on interpoker table name LJOLMUN.

How do you stop him? The max buy in is £10 he has like £27.

Haha variance has finally caught up to you. See what it's like to be on the other end of horrible lucky play :P?

Originally Posted by piv

Haha variance has finally caught up to you. See what it's like to be on the other end of horrible lucky play :P?

IM X3 UP ON MY INTIAL DEPOSIT.
WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?
HES OUT NOW. I TOLD YOU HE WAS A CRACK HEAD
Game #4776069354: Hold'em NL (£0.05/£0.10) - 2007/06/22 - 01:16:05 (UK)
Table "Ljolmun" Seat 5 is the button.
Hand History Converter from Poker-Theory.org

Seat 2: Machine_ (£9.90 in chips)
Seat 3: Sam_round (£11.75 in chips)
Seat 4: Mrread (£18.95 in chips)
Seat 5: Touch (£6.55 in chips)
Seat 6: Markd0309 (£12.94 in chips)
Markd0309: posts small blind £0.05
Machine_: posts big blind £0.10
----- HOLE CARDS -----
dealt to Touch

Sam_round: folds
Mrread: raises to £0.80
Touch: folds
Markd0309: calls £0.75
Machine_: folds

----- FLOP -----

Markd0309: checks
Mrread: bets £0.60
Markd0309: raises to £3.60
Hanlon001 joins the table at seat #1
Mrread: raises to £18.15 and is all-in
Markd0309: is all-in £8.54
Returned uncalled bets £6.01 to Mrread

----- TURN -----


----- RIVER -----

----- SHOW DOWN -----
Mrread: shows

Markd0309: shows

Markd0309 collected £24.69 from Main pot
----- SUMMARY -----
Total pot £25.98 Main pot £24.69 Rake £1.29

Funny, I just played in a $1.20 18-person tourney with someone like this, limped most of the time with any two cards and then about 80% of the time bet on the flop, turn, and river not huge amounts until someone folded or else called him down and he'd usually lose. Against some tight opposition (rarely are $1.20 tourneys this tight!) he was raking it in especially against some who were calling him until the river when they would fold but then a couple of times they raised him (not huge) with a much better hand and he'd call with just an inside straight draw or whatever and hit it on the river. But sure enough when it came down to the final 6 even though he was the chip leader he donked off all of his chips calling all ins from semi-shortstacks (but still above 10x the big blind) with just KJo or QJo losing to KK and then to QQ.

I was only in a few hands with him and other than the KK all in they were all just when he limped to my big blind, I figured if I hit anything I'd check call check call check raise but I not only didn't hit anything but just had very low cards and felt like he would call a raise as he did the few times against others. Anyway, it was good to see him go.

dont hate on 64s