Thoughts.....

DennisG

darbday;269763 wrotei get floated like crazy, especially from limp callers... for some reason they want to see that fourth card...

Probably only because you remember them more...just like ace high flops when you have kings..

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DennisG;269772 wroteProbably only because you remember them more...just like ace high flops when you have kings..

are you kidding me.....results orientated....sheesh....:confused:

maybe i can filterate and find out for myself....:p

Richard~

Are you trying to merge your range early on in a 4 dollar tournament now? Shame on you =(

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Richard~;269780 wroteAre you trying to merge your range early on in a 4 dollar tournament now? Shame on you =(

:-[:-X>:D ....wait...what ???

Richard~

Technically if you play 4000 hands with villain this should allow you to make him bluff at you since you don't only check back pot controlling hands and also allow you to make thin valuebets with like JJ since he knows you're checking back hands with no showdown value :P

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i will understand you soon

hiphopopotamus

I agree with just c-betting. If you really think that players in the games you play will c/c 100% of their preflop calling range, consider raising smaller preflop and double barrelling more?

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hiphopopotamus;269811 wroteI agree with just c-betting. If you really think that players in the games you play will c/c 100% of their preflop calling range, consider raising smaller preflop and double barrelling more?

then we get two callers and less respect, here i just think villain is more honest when we delay our continuation bet....

Richard~

Basically the reason to isolate in the first place is to represent a bunch of flops. If you're not gonna do that you might aswell call behind pre. I think things just get more volatile if you wait for the turn. Him calling pre generally means you're getting a bit of respect

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Richard~;269824 wroteBasically the reason to isolate in the first place is to represent a bunch of flops. If you're not gonna do that you might aswell call behind pre. I think things just get more volatile if you wait for the turn. Him calling pre generally means you're getting a bit of respect

This guy would not leave me alone about how i had ak.....he says because i checked the flopped I had ak...and he folded jj

Hand History Preview

Poker Stars, $10 + $1 NL Hold'em Tournament, 150/300 Blinds, 50 Ante, 9 Players
LeggoPoker.com - Hand History Converter

MP1: 11,096
MP2: 9,057
CO: 4,270
BTN: 32,170
SB: 9,562
BB: 25,020
UTG: 6,248
UTG+1: 21,487
Yodabatman (UTG+2): 9,445

Pre-Flop: (900) 7

dealt to Yodabatman (UTG+2)
2 folds, Yodabatman raises to 675, 4 folds, SB calls 525, BB folds

Flop: (2,100) K

(2 Players)
SB checks, Yodabatman checks

Turn: (2,100) K

[ A

] (2 Players)
SB bets 600, Yodabatman calls 600

River: (3,300) K

[ J

] (2 Players)
SB bets 1,500, Yodabatman raises to 8,120 and is All-In, SB folds

Results: 6,300 Pot
Yodabatman showed 7 7 and WON 6,300 (+3,525 NET)

Richard~

Now you're just playing with fire...

Granted, people don't play turns and river well often times but you're really being reckless bluffshoving spots where villain is repping a pretty strong hand ^^'

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Richard~;269843 wroteNow you're just playing with fire...

Granted, people don't play turns and river well often times but you're really being reckless bluffshoving spots where villain is repping a pretty strong hand ^^'

i think hes repping every thing but an ace...and i think im repping the stone cold nuts.....

Richard~

darbday;269845 wrotei think hes repping every thing but an ace...and i think im repping the stone cold nuts.....

The guy bluffing always believes he's repping the nuts

Also, to me that guy is repping an ace, a strong king, a flush and a missed flushdraw pretty equally

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Richard~;269853 wroteThe guy bluffing always believes he's repping the nuts

Also, to me that guy is repping an ace, a strong king, a flush and a missed flushdraw pretty equally

fishes won't min donk a turned ace here....but everything else yes....queens and the like....not aces, not kings, not ak though....nerver

Richard~

His turn bet is a little smaller than 50% pot but I still believe he could've turn trips and this could be how he plays it

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Richard~;269871 wroteHis turn bet is a little smaller than 50% pot but I still believe he could've turn trips and this could be how he plays it

his turn bet is smaller than 1/3 pot....this shows he is a donkey and donkeys will never check an ace on the flop only to bet a 2nd ace on the turn, thats crazy talk....

i was gonna end this thread but i think its still open....

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this is slightly relevant...

Full Tilt, NL Hold'em Tournament, 20/40 Blinds, 8 Players
LeggoPoker.com - Hand History Converter

UTG: 4,020
UTG+1: 1,295
MP1: 5,880
MP2: 3,040
CO: 3,350
Yodabatman (BTN): 2,940
SB: 3,765
BB: 2,190

Pre-Flop: (60) A

dealt to Yodabatman (BTN)
4 folds, CO raises to 96, Yodabatman raises to 240, SB folds, BB calls 200, CO folds

Flop: (596) 4

(2 Players)
BB checks, Yodabatman bets 400, BB calls 400

Turn: (1,396) 4

[ 2

] (2 Players)
BB checks, Yodabatman bets 2,300 and is All-In, BB folds

Results: 1,396 Pot
Yodabatman showed A K and WON 1,396 (+756 NET)

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this is the habitual limp call floater we deal with, where we can't rep a strong ace by betting and giving up if he calls.....

Full Tilt, NL Hold'em Tournament, 15/30 Blinds, 8 Players
LeggoPoker.com - Hand History Converter

UTG: 4,990
UTG+1: 2,552
MP1: 4,685
Yodabatman (MP2): 5,675
CO: 4,475
BTN: 6,575
SB: 6,430
BB: 3,890

Pre-Flop: (45) 9

dealt to Yodabatman (MP2)
UTG folds, UTG+1 calls 30, MP1 folds, Yodabatman raises to 120, 4 folds, UTG+1 calls 90

Flop: (285) K

(2 Players)
UTG+1 checks, Yodabatman bets 180, UTG+1 calls 180

Turn: (645) K

[ J

] (2 Players)
UTG+1 checks, Yodabatman checks

River: (645) K

[ A

] (2 Players)
UTG+1 checks, Yodabatman checks

Results: 645 Pot
UTG+1 showed T J and WON 323 (+23 NET)
Yodabatman showed 9 J and WON 322 (+22 NET)

betrthanphil

difference here is its so early people are gonna chase, you got to get it in your head you cant win every hand. Your risking so much of your stack by playing marginal hands this way. Plain and simple, you cant argue that. cbet they float so be it, in your hands you had good enough stacks to move on and cbet the next flop. if you think they float, the better play is to cbet, check shove turn this is when they have position on you. But dont get out of control, very situational play.

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betrthanphil;269893 wrotedifference here is its so early people are gonna chase, you got to get it in your head you cant win every hand. Your risking so much of your stack by playing marginal hands this way. Plain and simple, you cant argue that. cbet they float so be it, in your hands you had good enough stacks to move on and cbet the next flop. if you think they float, the better play is to cbet, check shove turn this is when they have position on you. But dont get out of control, very situational play.

welcome to the yoda shit show.....can you reference the hands your commenting on....

i don't agree im risking to much here....

i do think habituall limp/callers pre..habitually float flops....and i think cbetting with are and giving up on the turn just plays into their game..but more imporatantly i think we rep an ace alot strong vs idiots when we check flop lead turn....i also think if we lead small....they will almost always raise with an ace....

i think especially an idiot will tell himself hero wouldn't bet an a33 board with an ace in his hand....

note on the last hand i posted, i don't play that way....i check flop, show small strength on turn and bomb river...ish....

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