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Are Weekends BAD to play???? (too much noobs)
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[QUOTE="JLtrooper, post: 1327555, member: 41698"] Criticisms: 1. Bet sizing preflop is wrong. 2. Villain leads postflop, with a bet less that 10% of the pot, and you repop 90% of pot with nothing but overs, with 3 players in. He flat calls. This should tell you something. 3. He leads again, you obviously aggro over the top, which is what he wanted, and you await your fate. 4. You lose. My guess is he puts you on AK, and is giving you 2 outs, since 3rd player may have had weak ace. Tips: 1. Lower stakes ASAP. The people who multitable grind these stakes are very good and have an excellent $/hr. 2. Analyze your own and the villains hands postflop. Bulldozing is not always the best method. Recognize when he leads $60 twice into $890 and $2490 pots respectively. 3. Don't put yourself in a situation where you are pot committed after only seeing a flop. I'm no expert, and I'm sure others can you much better analysis, but I think you really need to examine your own game and not try and blame it on the play of others. [/QUOTE]
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