V confirmed fish, I value bet flop and take it from there.

edit pretty much what CnC just said

I find that using "loltopofourrange" logic in these games mostly ends in losing a pot knowing we should have folded. :')

Kq qj

xjam good vs the FD KQ QJ part of his range imo. Still dunno tho. Will do math latee

I tend to agree. It's more the regs leveling themselves into a bads call rather than anything imo.

Top of our folding range, yes.
We can jam flushes for AJs/A9s/A8s/A5s/A4s in hearts, and sometimes x-jam (or just call) AQ/AJ with the nut blocker. Call with A2s (rivered 2 pr). Sigh-call with all combos of AQ that didn't bet the flop and probably sigh-call AJ with the Jh too. Without a heart, we should fold AJ.

Great analysis. I'd put AxJh into my folding range too I think

Well you can fold and let your red line suffer or you can call and let your blue line suffer which will hurt your winrate more in the long run imo.

Villains bluffs otr are like KQ QJ type hands with flush blockers I suppose.


***** donk you should knoe dat quads is no good there.

Haha ffs wasn't it you I said that to? If that ain't karma then idk what is lol

lmao gg. reminds me of when I lost quad kings to a royal. You gotta laugh.

aha, i laughed sorry bro

Aha dont worry bro I laughed too after snapping him off :P

Hard to move up when this **** happens lol

Jeez. The quads<straight flush is ridiculous. I'm yet to experience a beat like that. *tempts fate*

Stop playing with a deck with five kings in it then

What the hell is that river sizing about

Deck wouldn't need 5 kings

It's pretty meh. If you look at my range it's exclusively fh/quads/SF so flushes should xb

Hey guys,

Hope you're all good.

I have decided to drop down to just the 1 table of ZOOM following on from my decision to initially drop down in tables from 4 to 2. It might sound boring, and at times it can border on the tedious side of things, but the end result in regards to my performance is clearly a lot better. The amount of "fundamental minors" (that's what I've named them) that I missed when multi-tabling is huge and it only becomes evident when you drop down in tables and/or look deeply into your game.

Moving on from the nitty gritty, I've been really happy with my play and couldn't really ask for much more. Very happy with how things are going both on the tables and in real life, so yea just in a good place atm .

Some hands:
1. Vs a suspected reg 4 tabling. Had no hands on him but I presumed he was a reg from his play up until his call lol. As for mine, I think my hand is perfect to bluff with when we block KT (not that he should have KT, but the average reg will have it occasionally ), TT and nfd's + we don't block missed QJ draws.

2. ?

3. What a setup for the BB.

4. I don't see what we beat when the A hits otr. Unsure on the bluff sizing. Think I just pressed 2/3 otr and hoped for the best, prob fine.

5. *Reg tag dismissed* --> *Fish Reg tag applied*

5. Lol?

6. ****ty River. Nothing calls worse so just gotta xc and bluffcatch his busted FD's imo

7. Vs reg.


Last month 25/50z:


GL

Lines here? Can we ever fold river after betting 2/3?

Vs unknown 1 tabler. He snap 3b almost like he misclicked and snap checked back turn. FYI River is 3.64:1, or 22%.

Hand 1:

Opening this from EP on a lot of tables won't be netting you much. I'd only do it if there was a fishy. But since you're 2x'ing, it's good. Think the river shove is good. You can see why I abstain from bluffing a lot, when **** like this happens you feel horrrible. :\

Hand 2:

Weird spot. Vs his actual hand, it's a call. But vs AA, it's a fold. So if we assume he has TT-JJ here most of the time, I think it's okay.

Hand 3:



Hand 4:

Raise flop. ~40% equity vs AA and plenty of fold equity too.

Hand 5:

Just raise flop when you're last to act. He ain't gon wan fold. And maybe he even calls w J3hh

Hand 6:

Are you planning on check folding? If so, x is fine. If you're planning on xc, you needa shove river urself.

Hand 7:

wp

unlucky lol. ur basically ded always otr but dno how to fold vs 1 tabler

H1 - yes it is an adjusted open when there are fish on the table, same with KJo

H4 - raising flop seems ok but we are IP and always realise our 40% anyway so we are bloating the pot a lot for some FE and we will get owned by his sets some of the time, too

H5 - I'd prob raise without the A but don't think I should be raising with it, rather let him spaz out lol

H6 - shoving is the worst option, what calls worse? When we check we allow him to bluff all fd combo's

well done on results

care to elaborate why 1-2 tables is now much better?

Thanks a lot

Well it is just my opinion, but I believe that every micro grinder out there 4 tabling zoom is making a bunch of mistakes specifically down to autopiloting/not putting enough time into decisions that is induced by playing too many tables. Whilst playing 4 tables will give you a better hourly and seem comfortable, you end up getting into some bad habits and make things harder for yourself when moving up. A key indicator would be a plummeting red line meaning you are probably giving up too easily in small 6bb pots.

Just my opinion but it has proven to be true with me and a mate of mine who were both winning whilst 4 tabling.