

Poker Pro Recounts His Worst Session Ever Against Viktor Bloom
In 2014, a poker professional had a disastrous session against Viktor Bloom. The author lived in Vancouver and had an office on the top floor of a loft. The session resulted in almost 5,500 hands.
The author's quality of play was at its lowest in 2014 due to focusing on business and personal life. The author played a hand where he raised and called a 3-bet, then raised a continuation bet on the flop. The author played a hand where he raised and called a 3-bet, then called a continuation bet on the flop and a large bet on the turn.
The author played a hand where he raised and called a 3-bet, then checked on the river. The author played a hand where he raised and called a 3-bet, then checked on the flop and raised on the turn. The author played a hand where he raised and called a 3-bet, then called a continuation bet on the flop and a large bet on the turn.
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