I haven't won a single session in the last week it feels.
The thing is though, I'm not losing a MASSIVE amount of hands. I'm losing maybe 2 big hands a session, but not winning anywhere near enough to compensate. The last session I just had had 2 hands where I lost 100bb (one where I made a bad call, and one which was set over set), but on the other end of the scale the largest pots I won were only 30bb or something.
Unsure if it's just variance or bad play. :/ My W$SD% for the month has been something absurd like 46.2%
I'm out of the Milly. Had 5bb shoved KQ ran into AJ. Biggest lifetime cash, $269.25. I'm gonna get some sleep now, it's 8.51am and I've been awake through the night. Ship the $480k Pronk, we're counting on you!
I'm out of the Milly. Had 5bb shoved KQ ran into AJ. Biggest lifetime cash, $269.25. I'm gonna get some sleep now, it's 8.51am and I've been awake through the night. Ship the $480k Pronk, we're counting on you!
When basically going all in on the river vs fish for value does anyone size it so it leaves them less than a BB so they would be more inclined to call? Or am i missing tiny value by doing this?
Didn't like your shove either but I liked villains call even less. I guess we (as villain) can give some arguments to call, but still, that call is at best barely +EV
When basically going all in on the river vs fish for value does anyone size it so it leaves them less than a BB so they would be more inclined to call? Or am i missing tiny value by doing this?
i.e Fish has $2.50 left i bet $2.45 on the river
I've heard people discussing this before, there are different opinions about it. I personally never do it, don't think it makes a difference tbh.
There are some situations though were sizing does make a (probably small) difference. For example, If I have $8 left OTR and villain who is a fish has $3 left, I don't jam my whole stack in but just bet $3. That might look less strong to some fishes. Don't know if this actually works but I could imagine it does with certain fishes.
I've heard people discussing this before, there are different opinions about it. I personally never do it, don't think it makes a difference tbh.
There are some situations though were sizing does make a (probably small) difference. For example, If I have $8 left OTR and villain who is a fish has $3 left, I don't jam my whole stack in but just bet $3. That might look less strong to some fishes. Don't know if this actually works but I could imagine it does with certain fishes.
That's something i do as well. If i have a bigger stack than the other guy i never shove my whole stack when going for value just looks too aggressive, vs a reg i will as i think its normally attributed to bluffing
Abusing that stack size! Looked like Reikr wanted to call so bad
Haha yeah put him on tilt :P guy didnt play a hand for ages then shoves K8 after i made him fold :P awesome
PS guys any tips against the sleepiness I'm feeling? it's 2.30 in the night here and I don't have any cafeine..
Haha yeah put him on tilt :P guy didnt play a hand for ages then shoves K8 after i made him fold :P awesome
PS guys any tips against the sleepiness I'm feeling? it's 2.30 in the night here and I don't have any cafeine..
If you have Skype it might help to have someone sweat you with TV or Mikogo. When i ran deep in a tourney before over 10 hours and had been awake 24 hours that helped alot!
fold, Hero raises to $0.30, CO calls $0.30, fold, fold, fold
Flop:($0.75, 2 players) 2 3 K Hero bets $0.51, CO calls $0.51
Turn:($1.77, 2 players) 3 Hero bets $1.21, CO calls $1.21
River:($4.19, 2 players) 3 Hero bets $5.00, CO calls $5.00
Spoiler:
Hero shows K A (Full House, Threes full of Kings) (Pre 45%, Flop 91%, Turn 95%) CO mucks 9 9 (Full House, Threes full of Nines) (Pre 55%, Flop 9%, Turn 5%) Hero wins $13.55