
Figaroo2 said:Brutal especially the K5.
With the 77 the size of the bounty means he will call light. In these events I've seen shorter stacks leave 200- 500 chips behind which only goes in on good flops. That way there is less incentive to call light as they aren't guaranteed to pick up your bounty. I'm not sure about the shove bud still wriggle room to call or 3bet the 77 there. But hey win that first flip and who knows.
Scourrge said:77 is ridiculously standard fwiw.
Nice runs!
Scourrge said:Ha. Not much going on in my thread. Cash has been swingy as of late but at least not trending down currently. More tourneys on the horizons for me, but otherwise not much going on.
Figaroo2 said:Man that is the sickest LAG graph I've ever seen.
Two great call downs here buddy, plus I saw the hand you put in Oreo's thread.
Sure you are going to run into sets occasionally but I don't see any need to get any more agg than you are already playing. The lack of obvious straights and flushes makes these a bit easier, but still tough calls.
Spiros you have the heart of a lion.
I couldn't handle this variance, not many can play this way, I think its great and you have learned the hard way through experience and now its paying for you. #talented
Figaroo2 said:I would get murdered at 50nl HU I can't even consider it...isn't the rake tough at HU?
It doesn't matter if you understand GTO or not when facing someone as aggro as you. The basis of GTO is that your play is Optimal and cannot be exploited, that's all well and good but it means they have to call you down light to keep you honest . ...but if they choose a couple of wrong spots and lose a couple of buy ins to you.. a lot of guys will start to tilt.
This is partly the point i'm making, its tough to play in the style you are playing so they won't know how to react to you as easily as most other players