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Message: [QUOTE="momoney2, post: 763376, member: 31250"] Whoops, I see that he did the check raise, not you. My bad. Since your stack was so short though and making a pot-sized bet was going to commit you to the pot, then pushing in first would have still been the thing to do. Also, as a few others noted, you may find more success playing the 1c/2c NLHE on PS. The first time I tried to get my bankroll moving started last year from freeroll winnings on Full Tilt Poker, I ended up losing $40+ playing the $0.05/$0.10 NLHE tables over a couple weekends. My last hand from a year ago at their NLHE cash game tables still sticks in my mind. I was down to my last $5.00 buy-in. I was at an incredibly loose short-handed table, as a few players had dropped off. I raised to $1.00 (10x BB) from UTG with AA's, and got two callers. The flop came something like 863 rainbow. I just wanted to take the hand down there and at least win one decent pot after dumping $15 that day, so I pushed all-in for my last $4. Low and behold, the first caller insta-called with pocket 66's for a set on the flop. I just felt like I couldn't even buy a break. UGH!!! :mad: So I know your pain. This year I took a tiny 40 cent cash on PS to the 2c/4c fixed limit tables and built that into $18 over a 2 month span. During this time I also cashed in a few more freerolls on PS for $12 more. I've started multi-tabling the 1c/2c NLHE tables this week and added $22+. I usually end up taking a bad beat or two, but now since I have a little more bankroll to re-buy, I can withstand these beats; and can win some solid hands and dish out a few beats of my own. Sorry for hijacking your thread. I just wanted to let you know that you even after a tough ride at the cash games at FTP, you still may find success at the PS micro NLHE tables. GL2U! :cool: [/QUOTE]

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