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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6704122, member: 1003394"] hahahahahaha:LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL: Really look at the fish and sharks you recognize instantly. A player who folds 10 hands in a row and then enters a hand very cautiously does not mean that he is a liability, that is most likely a shark. And then, being like I am at a table at PokerStars for at least 4 hours, you realize that the insurance is your shark brother, in the end you and he entered with 80BB and ended up with 300BB, they got tired of fishing. And in turn you see the fish from your first hand. The fish enters the table and if he 3bet the first 3 hands, well start enjoying the belly, because sooner or later he will fall into your networks. Another detail, the sharks go very little allin preflop, well in Holdem this situation could occur if you have premium hands preflop. But in Omaha it's different, you can have AKsAJs a premium hand, you pay an allin and one of these guys thought of calling with 3456 unsuited, and the showdown was 337Q10 for example, the one that became a fish is you. That's why when I play cash, I generally go allin against low-chip stacks, for example a player who has 27BB and goes allin, and I have a good combination, I already pay it. Losing 27BB doesn't make me lose sleep because in general a bad day for me is starting with 80BB and ending with 150BB. I usually always finish above 250BB. I'll tell you something that happened to me yesterday. I will only tell you the hands so as not to make everything so dense. There were 2 fish on the tables that were constantly limping. I had won good hands at both of them. One of them from UTG opens pot with QQ42 I only call with AJsA10S, look at what hand I have preflop. And the other fish from BB raise pot with KK38 The one from UTG goes allin. I fold with that premium hand. And the one from BB pays allin showdown 45K54. If you see the hands, not even the UTG fish, I beat him with that hand. The 2 made a trio against me. So brother, you have to be very smart when it comes to playing cash. You don't have to be overcome by emotions. Look, I'll make you an extreme case. Assuming that you in cash holdem have KK and someone else goes all-in against you. You put together 400BB of the initial 100BB you came in with in 3 hours of play, and this character in front of you goes allin for 400BB. See if you are not convinced because you think that he has AA, or if you think that luck may be with him because he has 77 for example and can hit the 7 at showdown, fold directly and don't call. Because when you start playing cash, you already consider this as a job. If I made a production with effort and time in 3 hours of 4 times the initial blinds with which I entered, the question is, why am I going to lose all the effort of 3 hours in just one hand??? In truth, this thought has given me a lot of results, I read this from a poker player who talks a lot about what it is to play cash. Well brother, that's the explanation of fish and sharks, the good thing is that you made me laugh with your comment hahahaha:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: Hugs:):):):):) [/QUOTE]

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