Finally... somebody understands.ChickenArise said:I totally recognize what he's saying. KK limped and stalked waiting in the weeds for someone to overvalue their hand. If there was an Ace on board you might have gotten it through.
kelvin22 said:Not been around here long, and today was the first shot i got in the daily freeroll with a little over 200 players. Got busted out by KK nonetheless, but it was kinda' weird (for me at least), and i can't say it was one of may best plays. Can't seem to upload the hand on boom, so i'll post a few photos. BB calls a mid-pos 2bet raise... so... keep that in mind.
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Was i wrong to go allin?... maybe. Still... who plays KK like that? I'd like to understand the reasoning behind the play and pick your brain for different opinions. Eva... your welcome to join. I've stalked many times as well, but never pre-flop.
So... is the hero to be considered a stalker? If yes... how would you protect yourself in this case? (except the obvious answer "don't go allin moron!")
Don't know if it's actually a "poker" term, but a stalker is a stalker... no matter the situation. At least in poker, it's one who thinks he has the upper hand no matter the risk, and chooses to play it slow waiting for raises.fishfood80 said:I'm sorry but I don't know the term stalker?
krezip said:Pushing all-in you're only getting called with better hands so yes you were wrong.
before wanting bluffing, analyze the player, never bluff the mouse, especially if it is armored with RR she would follow you to hellkelvin22 said:I dont't understand why it always boils down to "get over it", since i don't mind that i got busted, and like i said, i would do it again (the intention was semi-bluff/steal, and i had the position for such a play). It was one freeroll, one hand, many more to come... plus, i had way worse suckouts than that (and that wasn't even a suckout... just somewhat of a bad play).
My goal is to understand the reasoning behind the KK play.
But... like you said "i got trapped"... Would that make Eva the "trapper"? Was it an intentional play? or just a moment's decision. I agree, we can't always play the same way, so we don't become predictable. But there is a big difference between (potentially) digging your own hole, and actually knowing you dug it for someone else.