Its a bad call preflop vs population and I mostly fold and 4bet sometimes but this guy was going bananas vs me, he 3bet-called a 4bet with 85s vs me too, he also was 3betting 75s and super ******ed postflop, vs that I thought it was a +ev call. Later I will ppst other hands I played vs him.
River:(40.5 BB, 2 players) 5
BB bets 10 BB, Hero raises to 80 BB and is all-in, fold
Hero wins 59.13 BB
Found also this one from yesterday, vs a reg that is probably paying a lot of attention into my game, he is a competent player, ofc has his leaks, but in this spot it's usually a good exploit to jam as a bluff and bet smaller for value. But we battle since 100z and he has shown me that he isn't letting me run him over, as well as being careful with his plays vs me. So vs that player I thought that the best approach was to just try to not make an obvious exploit and give him the opportunity to own me. Good play? Is my sizing fine? I thought AQ+ was an easy jam in there OTR
Played a lot yesterday, btw, in the last sessions I feel I'm getting massively owned, my plays look soooooo spewy, I don't know if I'm playing super well, meh. Too many floats, tough spots all the time, it's so hard.
Some hands I'm not sure I played well
H1: good call OTR? I don't know what to do vs those donks, meh. My thinking was that he had some missed draws
H2: vs reg, wp? OTT vs his small sizing I had to raise that to deny a bit of positional advantage from him, so he couldn't valuebet super thin + check rivers and realize as much equity as he wants
H7: vs reg, I already know I should just fold vs him, because he is a nit and I confused him vs another player at the time I played the hand, probably even folding flop is fine, since his x/r was really low. But vs an aggro opponent, should I expect to see a lot of AK/AJ type of hands in there OTR? Should I expect villain to valuebet jam AA/AQ in there?
H2. Fold pre. Even a solid 2nl grinder would know better than defending Q9o vs CO. As played, that garbage raise size does nothing.
H3. Fold pre esp vs 64bb stack. As played, pot turn.
H5, Again fold pre. Do you notice you keep getting in awful spots calling pre oop with crap 'coz pot odds'? you shouldnt have a raising range on that flop also.
H6. how do you expect to make money xc that flop with that hand oop? lolz.
H7. 3bet pre, as played bet flop bigger, that garbage size is terrible esp 3 way, Turn can be a call but Id fold turn its KK+ at worst there. River call is awful. How often have you seen anyone take that line with AK/AJ? I never have anywhere.
Verdict. Time to start paying BrokenStars over time.
mirage has more to learn discussing strat than anyone else who posted here but I doubt he realizes that, he was only right for 2 out of his 5 attempts at giving advices, better than 0 I guess
He is free to ignore everything I say, as he has been. At least I play online poker unlike someone who just pretends like you do. That's as sad as it gets.
is that how your insecure little self protects itself? by telling yourself lies so that you don't have to face the fact that a lot of players on this board are a lot better than you are
Love the thread man , was critical before but really enjoy the hand histories and happy for you for your recent successes
Think hand 4 really interesting and as you say super tough spot, for so few bb think it is just interesting to see what hand he takes that line with, and obviously hard to expect 55
why would he take advice from someone who plays a good bit lower than him on a softer site though?
Its also not like you have just started poker, you have been playing for several years, how sad is that
I think it's good to know how mirage thinks, because 70% of the people I play against think like him. I still have a lot to learn from microstakes players and even live regs lol.
But the approach here is to make some reverse engineering in their strats and find new exploits to beat people who play like that.
fold, fold, CO raises to 2.3 BB, BTN calls 2.3 BB, Hero raises to 13 BB, fold, CO calls 10.7 BB, BTN calls 10.7 BB
Flop:(40 BB, 3 players) K 8 7 Hero bets 12.79 BB, CO calls 12.79 BB, BTN raises to 86 BB, fold, CO raises to 87 BB and is all-in, BTN calls 1 BB
Turn:(226.79 BB, 2 players) 5
River:(226.79 BB, 2 players) 2
Spoiler:
CO shows 8 8 (Three of a Kind, Eights)
(Pre 61%, Flop 99%, Turn 100%) BTN shows K A (One Pair, Kings)
(Pre 39%, Flop 1%, Turn 0%) CO wins 225.42 BB
H2: vs good reg, if the river would be diamonds, I would get owned pretty hard haha. Added this in my turn barreling range so I could overbet rivers where my nut flush gets there, was underbluffing like crazy in those runnouts
River:(83.21 BB, 2 players) A Hero bets 59.65 BB and is all-in, BTN calls 59.65 BB
Spoiler:
Hero shows Q Q (Full House, Queens full of Aces)
(Pre 81%, Flop 96%, Turn 98%) BTN shows 3 3 (Full House, Threes full of Aces)
(Pre 19%, Flop 4%, Turn 2%) Hero wins 201.13 BB
H5: besides pre, which was super loose, is this well played OTR? OTT I know that we should check a lot of our range and keep betting super polarized, should this hand be in our checking range or betting range? On river blanks, we're jamming, right?
H2. I think AJ has so much showdown value I think this is a better check on both flop and turn especially if you are cbetting KJo and are overbetting those with a club or T9 OTT especially if you have offsuit combos of that. Adding in any A8-A9off combos with Ac which are better bluffs OTF and most turns. The KJ and T9 wth a club are mandatory bluffs on club rivers as well as any lower Ac8-9x on many rivers and adding showdown worthy A highs into 3 street bluffs you will be overbluffing whenever you dont spike an A or get a brick you can showdown vs draws.
I like the idea tho just think there's more urgent bluffs starting OTF
H6. You just got bamboozled by this hand but he could have some more reasonable 4s with bd diamonds or 84s if hes calling this wide. I would call tho vs a fish and vs a reg.
Omg wrote such a detailed explanation but internet glitched. Short version.
H3. Given option to 50% 70% or 50% turn solver bets 60% of the time using 50% sizing. On this river 50% bet and folds to fairly small shove with all QQ that doubleblock backdoor fds. So all QsQx is a call in this case.
H4. Clear shove because villain will have some ''slowplayed'' AK and fairly high frequency ATo due to having to defend his wide range. Basically shove all boats and only include enough bluffs to make him indifferent to calling a straight. If hes a station and ends up at river and calling with trips then dont bluff anything.
The J turn however is almost a range check and checkraise with QQ so the results are kinda meh because there are sofew combos of bluffs and value left in this version of the gametree.
H5. Very weird spot because I would never find myself drawing to the ass end of a gutshot in a threebet pot with 23s LOL. You realize being able to unexploitably cbet 1/3 ish pot with range is based on the assumption of a strong linear 3bet range and it kinda falls apart from not being a mistake if you include these combos too often. But here goes...
I think this is one of those situations rio videos talk about where you use 1/3 to 1/2 pot sizing depending on how wide you wanna valuebet on the flush completing turn. If you bet all straights and half sets bet closer to 1/2 if you want to bet all sets bet closer to 1/3. River since he doesnt have much 7x you can probably merge this into a shove and just include enough flush blocker bluffs where hes indifferent to calling bad flushes top-middle set region.
Dont quote me on this im high LOL
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