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Originally Posted by Ch@0tic
gl! 6max is the way to go, and I would say PLO is the dark side haha
Thanks Ch@0tic, I doubt you come from a full ring background mate so 6 max is scary enough for me
A LOT of things went wrong in the little amount i played yesterday, not only did i run poorly but i allowed myself to play poorly as well which is far worse.
Its not often i do that, i tend to quit a session if things are not going great but i had a spell towards the end were i played really badly tbh and that is not happening again.
Things im going to work on over the next few days as i reckon im struggling in game a little in these spots.
1 - Stealing from the SB when its folded to me.
I think im raising any two cards here and just getting owned when BB calls, im either check/folding or cbetting and giving up on the turn when i have little equity.
2 - 3 betting and facing a 3 bet.
I dont have much samples on anyone at the regular tables .. maybe 200 hands on one guy, so sample sizes to get any idea what they are 3 betting with is a issue but hopefully this will become easier once i put in some volume.
3 - Facing post flop raises.
Happens way more than full ring and takes time to adjust, again once i have more hands on opponents this will be one of the things i check up on.
4 - Cold calling preflop
I do not think im cold calling enough in spots were i think i have good equity against my opponents raising range, im 3 betting or folding too much perhaps so need to find a happy medium here for sure.
5 - Notes on regulars
Once i have a certain amount of hands on the regulars i will go through their hands and make better notes.
How many hands do i need to reach before i start checking their history i have on HEM2 ? .. I was thinking starting at 200 hands and then update after 500 hands and so on.
6 - Playing 6 tables might be too much but i want to get some volume and the idea of dropping to 5 or 4 is not that appealing but i will have another look at this if i find im being rushed too much when im facing touch decisions on numerous tables.