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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6756781, member: 1003394"] Hello Irina how are you friend Now I understand how you get to the top so easily in tournaments hahahaha A joke, but you have to understand the following: 1) In the hand of A8 vs. K10, I would not commit all in my stack by playing lucky diamonds. That is a very recreational play. In that hand, if you take action, the first thing I would think of, surely logically you have the Ace, you can have up to two pair. So what chance do I have with my K10??? the suited of diamonds with the K. Do you know in cash the infinity of players who lose entire boxes with this hand??? you can't even imagine The difference is that in a tournament this bad play leaves out 2) in the hand of 1010 the one who had the best preflop chances of winning the hand is you, I also would have paid more if I had any notes from some players. UTG to go allin with 22 is not wanting to play. The one who calls AQo from UTG 1 in not understanding the game too much, is the worst hand to call an all-in. The one who in MP I think pays with 99 well that one doesn't understand too much either, he is 4 positions behind and 99 is not the best hand to pay in that position. Instead you with 1010 had only 4 superior combos AA, KK, QQ, and JJ behind you that would win you preflop. So from that position I also would have paid. Of course, if it had been as it should be, UTG making OPR, and the rest making re-raises, maybe the hand would have also ended in all in but it would have been mostly thought. I'm talking about how I would have played. 3) in the hand of J10o I think your game was almost from the book hahaha. It's more I think the other 2 players played for you to win. First limp in MP1 total recreational player, Call from SB another recreational and they just find in BB a player with enough experience. Really, being bet 3 streets 1BB per street is like throwing lambs into the wolf's den hahaha Here it is said like that, it's a joke. But really, in that hand they didn't put any kind of pressure on you, so that you could fold. BEWARE, maybe you didn't fold, but at least you had to commit your stack to see if your nuts were completed. But I congratulate you, because they are 3 very clear examples, that not everything is luck in poker. When you play badly, you have to admit that you played badly. I think it is the first rule to progress in this game. I send you a kiss friend from Bahia Blanca Argentina Your friend Carlos:):):):love::love::love: [/QUOTE]

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