That hand where you have Q3s and fold rivered trips... why? There's no flush/straight possibilities, and I doubt he leads out on the flop with bottom pair, so he's basically just repping 88 or 99, neither of which are all that likely. Everything missed so there's a lot of bluffs in his range. I guess if you have some info that he's a super nit that never bluffs then you can fold, but your hand beats everything but full houses, unless he's leading that flop with K3... In which case he would probably lead the flop with any 3 and would shove any 3 so you outkick him 90% of the time.
Also, hand #6 from your previous post (10Js) wasn't a bluff, you were good. If he's a fish there's no way you got him to fold top pair. You have a ton of showdown value, why not just call and save money when he does actually run into a hand?
I play a mix of 25nl and 50nl zoom on stars so no doubt play with you.
Noticing some really lite call downs versus you above from the regs - do you have aggressive betting stats and that is why this is happening or are they just random call downs - the TJ being an example. I don't think I could make that call against you unless I had a decent read.
CO's turn raise with the AA is awful in hand 8. He is relying on either oversetting you or hoping you have the case A and have two pair, so hes got lucky here in that you called his awful overraise.
Hand 9 - valuebet for me here is villain dependant but would likely be a bet fold. You have to think about what your going to get value from - if you have an aggressive image then it's a no brainer vb because villains will often talk themselves into calling you. You might get check raise shoved on here and I guess if you are going to value bet you need to make up your mind if you are calling a shove or not.
Q3 - I just don't see people bluffing rivers too much. In order to bluffcatch sb otr I must have a reason to believe he's capable of making a big bluff there. Otherwise I prefer to fold as they always turn out to have the least probable hand there. Had it been a reg that bluffs the rivers, I'd have made a call.
JT - imo his betsizing suggests that he's valuebeting a jack, my kicker sucks so I guess that I just prefer to bluff him off than call and lose to a better kicker. Fish bets the king ott so I'm not trying to bluff him off a TP.
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tbh I don't know what's going on with their sick calldowns. My cb river is about 50, at nl25 they didn't call me down that light. At nl50 I've got the impression they'd call me down with a freaking 22 if there was a single busted draw out there.
Thanks for your inputs on these hands, I mostly agree with all what you've said.
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Last 2 days I've been losing every single stackoff. Don't even want to see the graph. Thank God some regs are so freaking crazy (look below), if it wasn't for them I'd be busto with my run
Preflop: Hero is BTN with A A
UTG folds, MP calls $0.50, CO folds, Hero raises to $2.50, SB folds, BB raises to $8, MP folds, Hero raises to $17.50, BB calls $9.50
Flop: ($35.75) 5 T 4 (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $6.50, BB raises to $34 and is all-in, Hero calls $26.75 and is all-in
Turn: ($102.25) 5 (2 players, 2 are all-in) River: ($102.25) 3 (2 players, 2 are all-in)
Spoiler:
Results: $102.25 pot ($2 rake)
Final Board: 5 T 4 5 3
Hero showed A A and won $100.25 ($49.50 net)
BB showed 8 7 and lost (-$50.75 net)
For the Q3 hand I just don't see villian checking the turn with a set or A3 with two flush draws out there, so he's not really repping anything on the river when he shoves. I also don't think you're just bluff catching because you beat most 3x hands that he's shoving for value. (although that's only if he would bet bottom pair on the flop, which seems unlikely, but it is possible considering it was heads up and he checked turn)
You may be right bro, that could have been a call.
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Ok guys, have had a family emergency, thank God it's all over. That and Christmas as well - I haven't played for almost a week.
I have prepared a goal for the next year and a plan of work. My intention is to be the hardest zoom grinder of 2017. It's going to be 80% play, 20% study. I also want to establish a habit of planning each day. Checklists are prepared and I'm going to print them and put them on the wall.
I think about starting a thread somewhere on the forum to look for a hardworking reg from 50-100 to motivate each other and push one another.
The day started off really well. Thanks to the forum I have got in touch with a great guy that plays the zoom pool as well and we've had a sweat session that's gone really well. If you're reading that, thanks again Steve
Then I played and ran really really bad. But ain't gonna focus on that. My focus could have been much better. Why wasn't it? Well, because I surfed the internet and whined on skype....
So from now on I'm blocking my skype and browsers for the session time.
I've wasted like 2 hours for some stupid argument and thanks to that I haven't even played 6k hands.
The hand converter has just stopped responding, so just one more, funny one. I'm flabbergasted with the fact that these guys are able to even b/e on nl50 - another reg:
Very disappointing volume. This +2h of hands review, must be better tomorrow, that's going to be tough though as I'm taking coaching and have some private things to do.