It would be interesting to know your opinion regarding few of my hands please
6 max table.
the hero on the BTN makes an open reis of 3BB with
, SB call, BB call2)Flop check, check, BTN bet 50%, SB and BB call. Turn , SB check, BB check BTN bet 50%, SB makes call, BB reise x3 ... please tell me what to do? I will say that I reached showdown🙂
I forgot to say in my experience BB played until this very Passive and his raise indicates that he has a strong hand.
6 max, kash
MP limp, Hero on SB reiz 4bb with
Flop SB chack, MP bet 50% of bank BTN call
Turn SB chack, MP bet 50% , SB reiz x3 and MP fold...
I have question? How was I supposed to play that he paid and not fold?
6 max table.
the hero on the BTN makes an open reis of 3BB with
, SB call, BB call2)Flop check, check, BTN bet 50%, SB and BB call. Turn , SB check, BB check BTN bet 50%, SB makes call, BB reise x3 ... please tell me what to do? I will say that I reached showdown🙂I forgot to say in my experience BB played until this very Passive and his raise indicates that he has a strong hand.
6 max, kash
MP limp, Hero on SB reiz 4bb with
Flop
SB chack, MP bet 50% of bank BTN callTurn
SB chack, MP bet 50% , SB reiz x3 and MP fold...I have question? How was I supposed to play that he paid and not fold?
About winning
Hi. I want to share and ask a question. I have a very small bankroll (20$). I play like one hour/day cash game 1/2c and last 4 days happened something similar. I get in the game with 1$ and lose it, then i play with another 1$ and win 3$ so 3-2= 1$win/day. Is that consider profitable? should i play more? Or i'm not having the profit needed cause of the downswing's days.
Hi. I want to share and ask a question. I have a very small bankroll (20$). I play like one hour/day cash game 1/2c and last 4 days happened something similar. I get in the game with 1$ and lose it, then i play with another 1$ and win 3$ so 3-2= 1$win/day. Is that consider profitable? should i play more? Or i'm not having the profit needed cause of the downswing's days.
Limp calling with a good hand from EP becoming a tread?
have you noticed many players playing a trappy kind of strategy lately? Or is it just my local casino?
I see a ton of limps for $2 until someone announced that they have a big hand by PF beating it, only to have all these people call (like 3-4) to see the flop to try and catch something to cooler to PF raiser. So they bet $2 then call $25? Lol
Thing is they start playing very aggressive post flop whether they caught a draw or not.
When I see this should just start to double my PF raise?
have you noticed many players playing a trappy kind of strategy lately? Or is it just my local casino?
I see a ton of limps for $2 until someone announced that they have a big hand by PF beating it, only to have all these people call (like 3-4) to see the flop to try and catch something to cooler to PF raiser. So they bet $2 then call $25? Lol
Thing is they start playing very aggressive post flop whether they caught a draw or not.
When I see this should just start to double my PF raise?
1st: I would fold to the turn raise vs a passive opponent and continue vs an aggressive opponent.BigGrayWolf said:It would be interesting to know your opinion regarding few of my hands please
6 max table.
the hero on the BTN makes an open reis of 3BB with
I forgot to say in my experience BB played until this very Passive and his raise indicates that he has a strong hand.
6 max, kash
MP limp, Hero on SB reiz 4bb with
Flop
Turn
I have question? How was I supposed to play that he paid and not fold?
2nd: I would call turn, I dont mind the raise though.
Hey Mr. Protential,
I have a BRM related question. I'd like to preface this by saying I have no intention of going pro (if it happens, cool) so even as a part timer, I need some help in my situation.
I live in Vegas, I can save up for a decent 1/3 bankroll but it's gonna take probably a year or so to stack up 12k. So given that my annual BR is 12k, could I effectively play 1/3 on $1200/m (I know the math works out to $14,400 a year but I'll cut back from my drinking budget for the $2400) would that have a similar risk of ruin to banking the money and playing once it's saved?
I have a BRM related question. I'd like to preface this by saying I have no intention of going pro (if it happens, cool) so even as a part timer, I need some help in my situation.
I live in Vegas, I can save up for a decent 1/3 bankroll but it's gonna take probably a year or so to stack up 12k. So given that my annual BR is 12k, could I effectively play 1/3 on $1200/m (I know the math works out to $14,400 a year but I'll cut back from my drinking budget for the $2400) would that have a similar risk of ruin to banking the money and playing once it's saved?
What is your opinion on 4-betting as a bluff? Lately I have been applying pressure on the players in 100NL by 4-betting with TT-JJ and AJs.
Example of how a hand goes down; MP raises to 3BB, CO calls, B reraises 10BB and I, in the SB; 4-bets to 27BB with JJ. This has been very profitable over the course of 3-4000 hands. But what do you think about this, will it be profitable in the long run or should i cut it out? I only do this against certain players, and so far it has worked out fine, but I am wondering what you think.Thank you.
Example of how a hand goes down; MP raises to 3BB, CO calls, B reraises 10BB and I, in the SB; 4-bets to 27BB with JJ. This has been very profitable over the course of 3-4000 hands. But what do you think about this, will it be profitable in the long run or should i cut it out? I only do this against certain players, and so far it has worked out fine, but I am wondering what you think.Thank you.
walk in cold newbie at texas holdem 200 buy in. sharks a biting u and most people at the table are regulars. so the read u as a fish. u get a hand and 2 push. go for it stack can tak a 200 hit what is the correct call 5 cards to beat u flop turn and river. 5 cards to make u win ???
The above post happened at SJ I called 1 dropped won on ace queen. Think I should have folded even though I won
The above post happened at SJ I called 1 dropped won on ace queen. Think I should have folded even though I won
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AK is a strong hand, even against tight players.braveslice said:
As long as your tight players haven't 4bet you pre flop, or shown lots of aggression post flop, AK is a great hand to play for strong value, as well as when you hit it on flop.
So how to win when having to AA hands and set the board, you miserable interrupts kare? Well, just the entire starting bankroll flies in minimum to impossible lengths. You are faced with? Tell us how not to go on tilt after such distributions?
Running bad is a part of the game. If luck didnt exist in it to the degree that it does we wouldnt be able to make a lot of money from it!APaxtyshkin said:
Instead of worrying about how unlucky you are, just work on studying and playing better!