Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="feitr, post: 1543250, member: 34106"] Yea dude, I hear you. I'd just ignore all the haters, you clearly are on the right track. If you have a W$WSF of 10-20% and W$SD of 75% that is really solid. It basically just means that you soul read everybody you play against (most players can't win more than 50% at showdown because they don't soul read players like you do). Just ignore everybody that says you need a more balanced W$WSF and W$SD - there is no need to win pots where you don't have the nuts or near nuts. Even if they might be bluffing, you need at least three of a kind or a straight to call down the 75/50 nits at 1c/2c in order for it to be profitable. Also what you said in the OP is absolutely correct. I can't stand it when i have AA and some fishcake calls a 3B with 86o and then shoves a 59K flop and hits his gutshot. There is just no way at all to combat that sort of play. It's much easier to play vs good players, since they make mistakes much more rarely. If a fish 3Bs say 50%, I have no way of knowing whether or not he has 96o or 23o or maybe even something strong like A7o - just so hard to play against fish like this that just play really awful poker but always win the pots. Btw, since you are clearly a quality player that knows what he is doing, I'd just give the high stakes games a go even if you aren't rolled for them. If you were feeling really up for it, you might even try 5c/10c if you could play high stakes like that without being scared of losing that much money in a hand. If you go broke it's almost certainly bad luck and you can just redeposit (if you don't have money to redeposit you could sell house, prostitute yourself, etc. if it came to that). The most important thing is to trust your instincts and to ignore the "advice" of people who are just trying to sidetrack you. [/QUOTE]

Verification

Search

Reply to thread

About CardsChat

Our Community

Our Site

Follow us