hey giev , you're clearly a great player with a unique style, so I was wondering if you could give me some advice in these two hands i played at 10/20 on ipoker the other night, and give your unique insight into them...
I was just about to finish my sesh and it was 5.30am so I did't feel like burning 200+ bbs in such a close spot! I just felt it was an odd line to make a bluff with.
Should I have just tried to get it in on the flop ? I considered for about 20 seconds donk leading the turn but didnt know what i would do to a shove so decided against it in favour of pot controlling. I think i was nitting up at this stage cos i was finishing my session.
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Ps still dont know your s/n even though i've probs played you a few times on ipoker
i tried to find it but this thread has gotten too long to look for one little piece of info: whats your preflop stats usually like at 5-6 players? i imagine its fairly loose (33/29 ish 6-8% 3b? )
As far as I remember it was something about 23/19.
i tried to find it but this thread has gotten too long to look for one little piece of info: whats your preflop stats usually like at 5-6 players? i imagine its fairly loose (33/29 ish 6-8% 3b? )
giev would play something like 30/25/ 11 3bet fwiw
theres no way this is right either. you guys seriously dont understand how red line works. the biggest red line winners tend to play taggish overall, very tight up front and very loose on the button, defend their blinds a lot and well, hand read well, bluffcatch well/too much, and attack weak ranges. there is no secret trick, you just have to play well, win every pot you can win, and put as little as possible into pots you cant. this is why people who set out to learn the 'red line style' never figure it out, its not about some gimmick like bluffing infinitely or never folding, its about playing well and being able to read hands/manipulate pot sizes better than your opponents.
What smellmuth said, and for those who still don't buy it, imagine this.
Once every 500 hands you put in 10 tiny bbs on the turn in a spot where you're drawing close to dead against your opponents range, you face the inevitable river bet and go "meh" and fold.
Giev wouldn't do this as often as you do and you just detracted 10ptbb from your redline.
-Do you think you coldcall more than other reg vs steal?
-What your tilt looks like ? spew too much? how do you get out of tilt? what do you think?
You still say to yourself its just variance even if you playbad?
-I consider myself looseagro , but have redline going dowwwwn,(blinds...) is that i bluff too much with weak range pf and flop and then giveup to much turn/river?
-Do you have any tip for change habits at the table?
theres no way this is right either. you guys seriously dont understand how red line works. the biggest red line winners tend to play taggish overall, very tight up front and very loose on the button, defend their blinds a lot and well, hand read well, bluffcatch well/too much, and attack weak ranges. there is no secret trick, you just have to play well, win every pot you can win, and put as little as possible into pots you cant. this is why people who set out to learn the 'red line style' never figure it out, its not about some gimmick like bluffing infinitely or never folding, its about playing well and being able to read hands/manipulate pot sizes better than your opponents.
please sir, can you post this in the margoko thread? i have a bunch of 25nl pros arguing the complete oposite of what you just said. I tried to say what you did but it obviously didnt come out as perfect.
blackman08 is one of those guys.
Redline is avoiding spew. Spew is raising 67s utg when button 3bets 15% vs utg. etc
please sir, can you post this in the margoko thread? i have a bunch of 25nl pros arguing the complete oposite of what you just said. I tried to say what you did but it obviously didnt come out as perfect.
blackman08 is one of those guys.
Redline is avoiding spew. Spew is raising 67s utg when button 3bets 15% vs utg. etc
What on earth are you doing?
Why are you asking people to derail someone elses thread? Are you seriously that bothered that someone disagreed with you?
Giev Money, i sincerely apologize for derailing your thread by asking for your preflop stats. That's pretty much all I wanted to know really.
I wish you the best of luck in future months and I am looking forward to following your success
Ofc if people wanna start a discussion and derail its up to them, and if others are so sickly insecure that they come in this thread- that has been an inspiration to all kinds of players playing all sorts of stakes- trying to make people derail other threads it's up to them as well.
really sad to see how some people just have no idea how to have a discussion like grow ups and prefer to make a fool out of themselves over an issue that obviously has two legit answers. You - ...|... - are a sad sad creature.
hey giev , you're clearly a great player with a unique style, so I was wondering if you could give me some advice in these two hands i played at 10/20 on ipoker the other night, and give your unique insight into them...
I was just about to finish my sesh and it was 5.30am so I did't feel like burning 200+ bbs in such a close spot! I just felt it was an odd line to make a bluff with.
Should I have just tried to get it in on the flop ? I considered for about 20 seconds donk leading the turn but didnt know what i would do to a shove so decided against it in favour of pot controlling. I think i was nitting up at this stage cos i was finishing my session.
Spoiler:
Ps still dont know your s/n even though i've probs played you a few times on ipoker
No reads on villain? First hand might be easier to just check back turn and call most rivers. 2nd hand definitely don't get it in on the flop since you won't ever have good equity. Can't say what to do on the river without knowig anything about the villain. You can pretty much do anyting.. Crai/call/fold. With a c/rai you might get some ppl to even fold 8x when ~200bb deep. Call is probably the worst option against some random reg.
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Originally Posted by Jokko
mbn to run 50bi above ev in a decent sample size
Yep. But then again I'm under ev et 25/50. But I'm over ev at 25/50+ which matters most so.. Anyway ev is only a small part whole 'run'.
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Originally Posted by B3RTstare
What's the min buy-in at iPoker and how often do the games at 50/100+ run?
You make it look so easy!
Do you feel that your shortstack game is very good too? Do you spend much time thinking about shorter stack play?
Keep up the good work, this is the best thread on 2+2 imo
50/100+ hardly ever runs and and the min buyin depends if it's a normal table/shallow table/min 50bb table etc.
I guess my shortstack game is ok'ish but idk. I don't use any time thinking shortstack playing because I don't play shallow tables that often.
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Originally Posted by welsh-witch1
i that this years graph or isit 10/20 lifetime?
Lifetime.. I have only 150k hands in this year at all stakes.
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Originally Posted by oleQ
As far as I remember it was something about 23/19.
Hmm I don't think I've ever discussed my stats itt..?
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Originally Posted by smellmuth
theres no way this is right either. you guys seriously dont understand how red line works. the biggest red line winners tend to play taggish overall, very tight up front and very loose on the button, defend their blinds a lot and well, hand read well, bluffcatch well/too much, and attack weak ranges. there is no secret trick, you just have to play well, win every pot you can win, and put as little as possible into pots you cant. this is why people who set out to learn the 'red line style' never figure it out, its not about some gimmick like bluffing infinitely or never folding, its about playing well and being able to read hands/manipulate pot sizes better than your opponents.
This is very very well said.
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Originally Posted by rhalala
First thank you for this thread!
2nd i have some questions for you!
1. What is your c/r%, raisecb%?
2. Do you think you coldcall more than other reg vs steal?
3. What your tilt looks like ? spew too much? how do you get out of tilt? what do you think?
You still say to yourself its just variance even if you playbad?
4. I consider myself looseagro , but have redline going dowwwwn,(blinds...) is that i bluff too much with weak range pf and flop and then giveup to much turn/river?
5. Do you have any tip for change habits at the table?
thank you!
1. Sry I don't wanna talk about my specific stats, too many regs reading.
2. Idk
3. I might spew but I don't think that tilting affects my game very often and ofc if I make a bad play I don't blame variance.
I already asked Giev something along those lines, and he said ''100bi brm, variance can be cruel'', so it might be possible Just curious, because you need some sick discipline for that.
Nah.. When I played nl100 and lower I didn't know anything about poker or that's how I now feel at least. Back then ppl said that 20 buyins is enough so that's what I had. It was after I started to play full time when I had 100bi brm.