It doesn't matter if you're 200bb deep if everyone who is bad is only 45bb deep. Also if all the good player who have an edge on you end up 200bb deep along with you when all the bad players are only 45bb deep you'd rather be 45bb deep yourself.
If you have 6k to your name fancy staking me? That's a very serious question btw and if you are interested please do pm me and I'll write up a much more detailed plan than what I posted here.
This probably isn't the place to put it but I may as well ask for some advice here.
Do any of you know how I can go about getting a stake? Ideally I'd like about $100 to start 4tabling 1.50 6max turbos on a 50/50 split with originally a 50BI move up policy with that changing as I get a better idea of my win rate, etc. All of which would be agreed with the backer obviously. However I have never really put in any volume playing these before, so have no evidence to back up that I'll be a winning player bar the small sample of pictures I've posted in my blog of me beating 5nl over some tiny sample and a small sample playing hypers.
Any suggestions?
Obv go to the staking forum. Just be honest about everything and you may get a stake.
Well, I concede that $80 might be. The LA games have a $40 (Commerce) and $60 (Bike) max, and I have yet to see anyone on 2p2 say that those games are beatable over a good sample. The games SB gets raked before cards are even dealt
Obv if the games are raked like that then they are pretty hard to beat. Generally speaking I think people underestimate how terrible liveplayers can be and what rake can be overcome.
EDIT: Not saying those games are beatable. I have no idea and I strongly suspect they aren't. The $40 for sure isn't, and I'll doubt the $60 is.
Yeah I was willing to risk it with the $350 bankroll I have, to be honest. The max buy-in at 200NL in my local city is $80 anyway, so it wouldn't be too bad if I lost a couple of buy ins.
Argh, why grind for like $16.00 an hour playing live?( which is what most people that can beat 2nl/5nl hourly's going to be IMO).. unless of course, the casino is close to your house
and playing short stacker poker is only going to limit whatever edge you have obv
lol freerollaments
Guess it was villain's favourite hand.
He bust his 3rd rebuy a couple of hands later open shoving K4s from MP.
It's hilarious how many villains will call an all in pre with sooted cards, like T2s but it is a freeroll so I guess they're just flipping it in.
This guy rebought to the max though!
9 players post ante of 14, SB posts SB 35, BB posts BB 70
Pre Flop:(pot: 231)Hero has 8 8
UTG calls 70, UTG+1 calls 70, UTG+2 calls 70, Hero calls 70, MP+1 raises to 1,057 and is all-in, fold, fold, SB raises to 2,418 and is all-in, fold, fold, fold, UTG+2 calls 1,514 and is all-in, Hero calls 1,068 and is all-in
Flop:(5,699, 4 players) T 5 3
Turn:(5,699, 4 players) 8
River:(5,699, 4 players) T
Spoiler:
SB shows A T (Three of a Kind, Tens) (Pre 39%, Flop 90%, Turn 0%) UTG+2 shows 6 9 (One Pair, Tens) (Pre 22%, Flop 6%, Turn 10%) Hero shows 8 8 (Full House, Eights full of Tens) (Pre 35%, Flop 4%, Turn 90%) MP+1 shows 8 A (Two Pair, Tens and Eights) (Pre 5%, Flop 0%, Turn 0%) Hero wins 4,807 SB wins 892
Hmm, in a previous bankroll thread, someone (can't remember who) told me I should be isoing fish with Q2o...
I would definitely fold pre, but I am trying to not be such a nit, play cards which are ahead of their range, etc.
Yeah I think that was me but that was BvB where the Sb limped IIRC. Not OOP where a fish opened on the button whos short stacked.
Well, the diamond flush draw missed, but unfortunately many of the flush draws he would X/C with on the flop would have a J in them. I like folding. I'd be more inclined to call if the turn was a 3s for sure.
If he's reggish, it should be a call. 66/44 raises the flop often, he can have busted clubs or indeed random floats after you cap your range on the turn, and KQ is probably a vbet in his spot.
wtf?
I meant to raise enough pre to put BB all in.
Didn't see any point in betting flop though - but who calls a 4 bet with only 9bb behind anyway?
PS. I flatted pre because SB had 3 bet a few hands in a row and I expected him to do it again.
fold, MP raises to $0.14, Hero calls $0.14, fold, fold, BB raises to $0.23, MP calls $0.09, Hero raises to $0.65, BB calls $0.42, fold
Flop:($1.55, 2 players) T 2 T BB checks, Hero checks
Turn:($1.55, 2 players) K BB bets $0.45 and is all-in, Hero calls $0.45
River:($2.45, 2 players) 6
Spoiler:
BB shows T J (Three of a Kind, Tens) (Pre 41%, Flop 96%, Turn 77%) Hero shows K A (Two Pair, Kings and Tens) (Pre 59%, Flop 4%, Turn 23%) BB wins $2.35
Another wtf. Not folding to flop raise vs. this fish and turn shove seemed FOS, although his limp calling range could be 67, I suppose he could have flopped sets.
These are spots I've been folding a lot recently becaise I just never think anyone is shoving with a worse hand than mine.
@birday yeah pretty much agree, FPS otr. You can get fancy and call otr. Imo, KQ is possible here, seeing that villain knows you shutdown on turn and he can be thinking into bettin for value in this spot many times.
Just played some play money (about 10 minutes). It's quite a novelty to be 600bb deep and open 25x UTG and STILL get 3 callers.
Why play money?
Last time I did play money was to try some badugi
Tbh I don't see what can be learned from it, except that people just look at their cards and pretty much ignore the $.
Dunna, I used to always use 3/4 on flop and 1/2 on turn as standard but have started varying my betsize a bit recently but I think the above hand was a misclick.
Why play money?
Last time I did play money was to try some badugi
Tbh I don't see what can be learned from it, except that people just look at their cards and pretty much ignore the $.
Dunna, I used to always use 3/4 on flop and 1/2 on turn as standard but have started varying my betsize a bit recently but I think the above hand was a misclick.
For a bit of fun. I wanted to play a game in which I could realistically hold a 1000bb/100 winrate.