whats up with his c/r 200+ deep with 89hh lol

or is there merit to that being good

depends on how hero plays his hands.

can be a fairly decent blockersemibluff.
can be ridic bad.
will work beautifully vs weak regs and nits i assume

Yeah here I think it's pretty effective against some players, backdoor flush and straight allows him to continue his agression pretty easily while keeping his range disguised.

I'm done with my 10k hands at 50NL. This stake had better players than any other stake before it and I played worse than I played at every other stake before it. Really often reverting to my spewy, slightly tilty only though, ways. Today was pretty hard (I played horrible for 80% of hands) but managed to turn it around in the end.



Overall 50NL - Managed to ride back to EV at the end.



All hands played report.



All hands played with and without SD





I'm not liking my showdown (really am calling too light in spots) but in bbs makes me feel a bit bitter.


I'm staying at 50NL for a few thousand more hands and will start taking shots at the 100 games around 1800+, currently my bankroll is at 1511.02$. I will begin fixing my showdown by doing a thorough database analysis.

This is, together with phenomenals blog, currently my favourite thread on 2+2.
It´s really inspiring to see someone destroying the same stakes that I am playing.
I also like that you have plenty of HHs.
Now: Please move up already! You´re scary, dude! I don´t wanna tangle with you at 50NL...

great thread, do you use strict table selection?

He plays zoom. In zoom the table selects you!

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that is amazing to hear thanks so much. I'm still so far away from being really good, I can't believe I'm winning at as fast a rate as I am since I spew so much and call way too light. Took a shoot at 100NL with my 1500 bankroll so no worries lol ill be moving up as soon as I can. Unfortunately my good day ended down 20$ after playing 380 hands of 100NL called a 4b with AA bvb and he flopped a straight with 98s and got in AK vs KK so my day yesterday was pretty much ruined in like 20 minutes.







Thanks!


Yeah pretty much this.

Learn how this teenage mother makes 1000s of $$ a week with just this one tip THEY don't want you to know about.

Awesome job man, are you gonna put up anoter vid of you playing soon? Would be very interesting for sure!

Keep crushing!

Hahahahaha, would love to hear villains thought process on this one.

Good work man.

Thanks, I think I'll do another, probably during my week off from school in 2 weeks.

Thank you! Thought process was along the lines of **** you, you have a small pocket pair and I'm repping aces so you should fold, goddamn it fold, why won't no one fold to my raises. Then called me a donk.



Had an awesome session, concentrated on winning at showdown more, calling less bets and got some heat.



Pretty sure this is my biggest day in this challenge? The other day I did something just under this but went ahead and shotted 100NL like I said, got ****ed twice and finished the day at -20$. I like 100NL though, will try my luck again this week.

New peak overall


Highlighted is the last session I talked about.

Interesting hands today

Villain plays 28/20 with 9% 3b 80% cbet and 20% 3b against btn. I decide to flat to keep in his mostly garbage range and also btn is a fish so added bonus. No reason to 4bet really. When he checks the flop I go ahead and think he might give up and I'm ahead of BTN as well most of the time. Then he does something I saw from another player a few days ago (some readers may remember the hand). Check raise the flop as the PFR in a 3b pot instead of cbetting his draw, intending to rep something big, take it down often or win against legit hands. I saw the same spot the other day and applied my knowledge of the situation here and shipped it allin.

UTG is a LAG 33/30 player with 17% 3bet, type with lots of crap in his range from every position but loves to fold to 3bets. He has a high cbet so I decide to play it tricky and get very lucky as well. When I c/r the flop he had a weird timing till and timed a bit which lead me to believe I was ahead and not up against flushes but rather Ad , lower sets etc. I will rarely call here but I do it sometimes against players with a bit of history.

Villain is pretty nitty 15/15 but positionally aware with a high 3bet from btn, sb and bb. I decide to call, seems to be the theme today. I think he folds a lot to 4bets and I don't really want to get it in against his shoving range. Plus this way my 3b calling range isn't capped. Standard spot after, I decide to check shove turn since players often have AQ type hands in their 3b calling range against aggro 3bettors.

Overall with showdown - I'm doing my best to fix showdown winning so hopefully I'll see it go up soon.



Almost 1k$ made of 50NL now.


No nipples is ok right?

Just saw that I have 40 downloads on my video. That's pretty big. Thanks to all the lurkers.

JJ- teach me how to fade that?

QQ- dont really like the turn c/r as you have this board crushed, and villan is jamming river with all worse value hands anyways. im guessing u didnt want an action killing card on the river?

Intuition and timing wise he seemed to be calling this turn allin a very high percentage in my opinion on the spot. Additionally I tend to play stake tendencies and 25 and 50NL players tend to get scared after being check called twice with an over pair and will often opt to check back rivers in position for reasons that they don't understand really. They tend to think that they're being trapped but are not good enough to fold anyways when you put them to te test. Especially after finding excuses like 'he would 4bet QQ pre or JJ pre'.

100NL. This is exciting. Getting zoomed around and seeing players like glanza mike at your table makes me feel like I'm getting somewhere. Like I said I had a 100NL session before but it was after a huge 50NL session and I got coolered for my profits. Today was a bit different though had some run good.



My redline dipping at the beginning, was just a big intimidated by stakes for a few minutes and was concentrating on winning at showdown more as well (going well) so I wasn't fully coming into my game. Then something unblocked, didn't even think about the money anymore and was feeling really confortable, like it was 10NL or something (except fun).

Biggest hand won and lost.

Had played before with this guy at 50NL. 24/16 with 13% 3bet, 3b EP 9% , co 40% and btn 14%. When he raises me on this board I'm not afraid of sets, I was actually thinking he's got a big pair or simply air since he raises cbets 33%. I decide to call, see a turn and reevaluate. Hit a great card and decide to c/r in case he gets gun shy on the river.

Very agressive reg, playing 29/27 with 22% 3bet. Here's his overall I decide to 4b him to take it down here since he will make it pretty ****ty for me on lots of boards. I had 4bet him once before a few hands ago and decided to call it of here, lost the flip.

It may be short term variance obviously but I am making a concious effort to fix my blue line and it's starting to show. Graph getting back some of its former sexyiness.



Threadsavers

My new guilty pleasure.

hahhahaa same thing happened to me back in december

gl at 100nlz bro! will hunt you when i get stable internet

Great thread mate, good luck with 100NL.

Thanks sifiasco, hope to stay there and not have to move down, would love all my shots to stick the first time.

That´s right!
Stay at 100NL.
We don´t want your kind (good players) down at 50NL.

Don't do that at 2knl tables, completely out of order imo, this is these guys jobs.
Also JJ vs 75s is humongous spew really, play with stove a bit to work out why and also think about your range for cold calling pre and you'll realise why it's a bad idea.

I think people have done worse than sitting out at high stakes, not gonna make a habit out of it though, I was curious about how fast they pick up on it. For the JJ hand I would like to know the line you take. 4b/fold pre, 4b/call pre, bet/fold flop, check flop, bet or call turn? I realise that the I'm doing very poorly against a range of QQ+ AXs, sets etc but in this scenario I had a flashback to a hand played very similarly to this and my gut feeling was that I'm ahead. Do you never follow intuition or in less marginal spots? I would definitely appreciate your input, I'll promise not to tease sharks in exchange.

Thanks again, I'm still doing horrible things though, the good outweighing the bad for the moment.

lolol