This month has looked like this so far. Down 300, to up 500, to even.
-down 10 caps after first 2 days
-up 16 caps after 4 days( 26 up swing in 2 days)
-back to even. (16 cap downswing in 2 days)
I'm only playing 4 tables and focusing as much as possible. Should I be having such high swings?
Hand Questions
1. http://www.pokerhand.org/?2572280
ok this is just something small. this guy is pretty loose and aggressive. I'm not sure what line to take here. Maybe call. then fold to turn bet
2. http://www.pokerhand.org/?2572313
I know he could have the flush or the straight. But ive seen this guy smash pot after people checked so many times. I'm assuming i should just fold though.
3. http://www.pokerhand.org/?2572330
I never know what to do in these situations
4. http://www.pokerhand.org/?2572351
So i went for a value bet on the river. Bad fold? I dont think someone c/rs without the straight or fullhouse here. maybe an 8?
5. http://www.pokerhand.org/?2572364
Fold to big river bet?
6. http://www.pokerhand.org/?2572369
I played this horrible. I feel like if i raise the flop. I never get any action. unless they have an ace. which from a button raiser is very unlikely. I realize i should stop trying to get so tricky though.
7. http://www.pokerhand.org/?2572381
How do u play this flop? Jimbo is agg. so if i check he is gonna fire the turn.
I thought i had more saved but i guess not
another hand went like this
UTG raised
cut off called
AQ on button for me. I call
BB calls
Flop comes A34
check, check, cut off bets half pot. I call, BB shoves, Cutoff folds.
Fold or call?
I also need help with pots where theres a limp/caller and a blind calls and i miss. I feel like everytime I cbet somone calls me. and if i dont cbet they bet the turn. I try and cbet on XXFacecard flops.
when u know somone is limp/calling with small pp and the board comes 946 or something and u have high cards they call ur cbet and X comes on the turn. if i check they call my river bet or lead out river. if i bet they still call me. these situations happen alot.
Gutshot and flushdraw. worth all in on flop right?
pretty much. i cant make the good folds. i can get paid off with hands. though they come few and far apart these days.
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
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Hand 1: I'd check the flop behind a lot of time because you can't face a c/r. You're only going to get 1 street of value and this way, you give them a chance to bluff turn
Hand 2: Always cap it here imo. Don't be results oriented
Hand 3: This is close. I probably call more than I fold, but other factors come into my decision
Hand 4: I would bet more on turn so you can cap the river, but as played I think that this is a good fold
Hand 5: C/R turn. Never fold river
Hand 6: Raise the flop, if he has Ax, then there are a lot of cards on the turn that kill your action. C/Ring the flop balances your C/Ring range to include strong hands and draws
Hand 7: I'm not happy about getting it in here but I'm never folding to an aggro player with an overpair in CAP
AQ hand: this depends on the type of player. If the BB was a regular I would fold, but anyone else then I am calling. People suck at poker.
At .5-1, I think you should only be c-betting the driest of flops in multi-way pots unless you are in the pot against good regulars because they are usually tighter and you can assign hand ranges to them and determine what flops hit their hand ranges
Hope this helps
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