*******HU CASH Regs thread******* - Page 1828 - Micro Stakes Pot Limit and No Limit

^^Uhm, GTO wise he had no choice of folding.

But, seriously, yeah it sure is fine to flip for large part of your roll at way above limits, then you play once a year or so, haha.

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01-12-2012 , 03:22 PM

#45677

EasyMoney92

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Haha, jake you f*cking nutter! That hand is so sick, need gifs seriously!!!

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01-12-2012 , 03:32 PM

#45678

PureDiesel

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Originally Posted by jakedamus

bit thin?

PokerStars - $100 NL (2 max) - Holdem - 2 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

jakedamus85 (BB): $11,517.80
muddcrawler (SB): $12,261.20

muddcrawler posts SB $50.00, jakedamus85 posts BB $100.00

Pre Flop: ($150.00) jakedamus85 has 6

muddcrawler raises to $12,261.20 and is all-in, jakedamus85 calls $11,417.80 and is all-in

Flop: ($23035.60, 2 players) 3

Cmon, i need runner-runner!

Turn: ($23035.60, 2 players) 5

River: ($23035.60, 2 players) 4

jakedamus85 shows 6

(Straight, Six High) (Pre 16%, Flop 3%, Turn 9%)
muddcrawler shows 8

(Two Pair, Eights and Threes) (Pre 84%, Flop 97%, Turn 91%)
jakedamus85 wins $23,035.10

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01-12-2012 , 03:35 PM

#45679

idonteven

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Originally Posted by jakedamus

bit thin?

Straight draw + flush draw, seems pretty standard. wp.

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01-12-2012 , 03:36 PM

#45680

PureDiesel

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^^such a NIT! 2 pair will do!

Hm. weird, the pics do not show up all the time:

but if you right-click mouse and copy link of it and open in new window - it works!

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01-12-2012 , 04:17 PM

#45681

TooCuriousso1

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Meanwhile in Germany....

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01-12-2012 , 04:28 PM

#45682

ri$k aver$e

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reg sits you, plays ~5 hands raises at every opportunity, sits out, asks for 4 tables, you decline he leaves.

I wouldnt mind if they played the first few hands normally, but they are obviously just trying to grim/get you annoyed enough to quit other action.

Wondered what other players thoughts on this were. It is essentially just a HnR, because them staying is dependent on you accepting a challenge which they didnt state before they sat.

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01-12-2012 , 04:33 PM

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jsnipes28

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sup hu peoples?
gonna be getting back into the swing of things and grinding a bunch over next few months. does anyone know what the deal is w/ the coaching forum also? i want to start coaching again since it's really helpful to me to sharpen my skills and gonna charge like 1/2 what i used to. can i make a thread there? does anyone know what the deal is?

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01-12-2012 , 04:34 PM

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TooCuriousso1

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I usually sit at one table and if they play then ask for more. Its just less work than sitting at 4 of every1s table at one time and seeing if they play, when they dont 99% of the time.

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01-12-2012 , 04:44 PM

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ri$k aver$e

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yeah thats what I do, but I dont play HNR style before I ask.

But im talking specifically about regs that play their first few hands like they have no fold button, then when they're up like 15bb or so after like 6 hands, they insta sit out and say 4tables.

A small but frequent example: reg raises his button, 3b my button, sat out and requested 4 tables, then left 4bb up.

There is a big diff. its infuriating enough for me to quit better action, just to play them. luckily im not that proud, so I tend not to.

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01-12-2012 , 05:01 PM

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EasyMoney92

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Pretty sure they're paid advertisements. Contact a Mod.

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01-12-2012 , 05:04 PM

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EasyMoney92

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I doubt people who are really keen and willing to play 4 tables, are playing maniac style just to grim you of a few bucks knowing you'll decline 4 tables. They might just be lying and won't actually play 4 tables if you accept, and they use it as dumb cover for their grimming, I dunno.

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01-12-2012 , 05:06 PM

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2DMB2LIV

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Maybe they're trying to tilt you into a grudge match you'd normally never take? Seems it would work a decent % of the time, plus you'd start the match already slightly tilted...

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01-12-2012 , 05:25 PM

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ri$k aver$e

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Its no different to a hnr.

They play a hnr style over a few hands ensuring they're up before they sit out, then the only option you have to continue vs them is over 4 tables, which isnt always possible, so they snap leave.

For a classless player it would be a pretty good spot to coax weaker regs into a game.

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01-12-2012 , 05:35 PM

#45690

Lana_Lang

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lots just do it to try scare you off a good table, act mr cocky asking for more tables and behaving like a douche when in fact they got no plans at all to play you, just running the naked bluff for the Ax table on like entraction or Ipoker by playing a few hands aggressively, and the notorious 2x or 2.5x obv to really signal "im a reg", (ye obv most of us do the 2x and so) but if they were out there to tilt one to play more tables or behave like a drooler 3x'ing or limping a bunch of buttons would be a good start.

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01-12-2012 , 07:04 PM

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TooCuriousso1

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Originally Posted by jsnipes28

yeah you have to pay for a thread there: http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/16...oach-listings/

idk many details though, perhaps PM one of the mods in there.

might also ask Jesse about it too, he posts in HU a bunch and coaches HU also: http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/members/81710/

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01-12-2012 , 07:11 PM

#45692

jsnipes28

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ahh thanks.

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01-12-2012 , 09:41 PM

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steps_ahead

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01-12-2012 , 10:01 PM

#45694

steps_ahead

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FTP, Where are you ?

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01-12-2012 , 10:22 PM

#45695

CubKiller

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Any of you in Melbourne for aussie millions?

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01-12-2012 , 11:13 PM

#45696

putdaWHUMPonum

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GJ on the new threads TC, (meltdowncity posting from diff name cause I slef banned myself for 2 weeks).

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01-12-2012 , 11:48 PM

#45697

NicholasJ

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I just put in my first 50 HEM hour cash week ever. 16,000 hands. I have been playing for a living for 5 years, though I was 50% MTTs before BF. Kinda shows how lazy I have been though. How many HEM/PT hours/week or hands do you full time grinders shoot for?

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01-13-2012 , 03:07 AM

#45698

PureDiesel

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Originally Posted by PureDiesel

Which training site has better HU vids for last 12 months? Haven't watched any in a long time.

Put in order of choice, please:

-Cardrunners
-Bluefire
-DC
-Leggo

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by PureDiesel

I'd like to discuss the Math and the Cost of Mistake issue in the next scenario:

Let's round up, that villain has to bluff 42% of the time for us to break-even on a river call.

Let's assume that we KNOW FOR FACT that he is bluffing exactly 45%, so our call brings us profit by margin of 3%. Is my calculation in $ correct: $38.544

$192.8 + $546 + $546 = $1284.8

1% = $12.848, so 3% = $38.544

2) IRL we are not Nostradamuses, but let's assume that villain's bluffing frequency is between 40% and 45%. Would the call be correct? If we are correct, we will make 0.5% profit = $6.424 in the long run (disregard rake). Does this worth it at all, given variance/bloated pot with overbet. Now let's get to reality, we can be wrong in our estimations IRL - how much this mistake could cost us in the long run? also to note, if he will show us BETTER hand over 50% of the time and having a good run, we will not have extra-advantage of our call for information, but i guess it balances by the factor, that villain will see that we are completely capable of making huge hero call.

So if it is a mistake to make a call under those circumstances, at what % margin it becomes somewhat a call.

Cheers!

Wow, can't believe HNR crap is beeing discussed again, but not a single advise on any of this. Really? I thought this suppose to be good POKER studying thread, not another dumb sht.

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01-13-2012 , 08:16 AM

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Syndr0m

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Originally Posted by jsnipes28

It's $158/month and u can get some discounts for longer periods.

One of the most amazing vids I have ever seen on YouTube:

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01-13-2012 , 01:56 PM

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PureDiesel

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Has any1 seen the movie "Frozen" about 2 guys and a girl getting on the very last seat on the top of the mountain and getting stuck on it for 3 days? Well, here's the russian verison, lol:

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