Does HM2 allow this?

No, if it did I would have mentioned it was possible. Since HM2 doesn't do it I assume that PT4 doesn't either as I have never seen it mentioned in their support thread. If you want to be sure I am not mistaken about PT4 being able to do this ask their support reps in the PT4 support thread in the commercial software forum.

Can some one please explain "Two outs twice" to me?

Thank you

you have two outs on each of two streets. for example, trying to draw out with AA when some donk has hit his set with pocket twos

Thank you very much!

What are these guys doing? They're all playing with horrible hands, and they are not low on big blinds. Wouldn't it be better to wait and bluff with some somewhat ok cards, than this? And at first, ivey don't even raise. He limps, with 94o..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xI0iUXpzzc

messing around I assume. Ivey's good but not good enough to play 94o profitably there.

So just to look good on TV. THat makes sense actually

I saw a guy on a WPT episode open with 42o two hands in a row. He won both hands, with a straight and two pair. Make of that what you will.

Are HUDs being completely removed from PS or just some of their functions? Ie, non numerical data? Need confirmation on this

They are imposing rules that greatly inhibit how HUDs can work. The changes were announced by Amaya a few months ago and can be downloaded from the last FAQ at the bottom of this page.

If I have 56o and the flop is K47, would that be an open ended straight draw or a double gut shot draw

that's open ended. a double gutter is something like T8 on a Q96 board

HI everyone,

I am new here. Looking for the correct posting page. I play brick and mortar tournaments with $50-65 buy. Am I in the right spot? If so, great and where else do you recommend I look for further questions, insights and places to post threads into this particular game as well? Thanks.

Try here: Small Stakes MTT

You might also find Live Casino Poker worthwhile.

There is a tab on the left hand side of the page with more Tournament forums.

Welcome!


--klez

Hi everyone, quite a noob here
I'm playing my first three days online and I tried this site to learn a little bit.
So what everyone does is they all limp preflop and then constant cheking and limping continues.
I tried to play according to this tutorial, this chart exactly, but everytime I raise even 6bb preflop 4-6 out of 8 call. And than I have no idea how to continue on the flop and usually just check if got nothing.
So how much should I raise preflop against such players and how should I play against them in general?
Also when I happened to have a stack above average and shoved all-in preflop with AKs and pair of tens I got some sarcastic comments in the chat. Is this really that bad to shove with top cards preflop when a lot of guys just call it with mediocre cards?
Also, can someone give comment on these hands
http://www.replaypoker.com/hand/replay/198269352
http://www.replaypoker.com/hand/replay/198267015

If they are calling stations wait for a good hand and bet as much as you think they will call.

Of course shoving with good hands is great if people call with worse. Turn chat off.

Have a question on bet sizing or maybe better term is standard or required bet sizing. I was in a NLH tourn blinds 150 300 . I look down at pocket kings. I raise 650 villain on button re raise to 1350 I flat flop J66 . I check he bets 600. Turn is 4 he bets 2000 i flat . The rest of hand irrelevant because in the end he had pocket Jacks to my shove but my question is are you allowed to lower your bet post flop(600) after you raised pre flop? Or does he have the option of just betting the BB amt on later street if there is no raise in front of you ?

yes, it's an entirely new street as far as legal raise sizing goes

so you are allowed to bet the size of the BB $300 on later street?

Lets say the blinds are $500 $1000 i get raised to $2000 Lets say i want to re raise Does the minimum re raise have to be twice the size of $2000 which equal $4000 or can it be lower?

A reraise has to be at least the size of the last raise, which is the total bet size minus the previous bet size. Here, you've raised to 2k from a 1k bet (the big blind), a 1k raise size. Therefore, the minimum raise is to 3k.

Postflop, the minimum bet size is the big blind. The minimum raise size is the size of the last raise.

After a fair few posts (the exact number is uncertain but it's less than 100). Basically the limitation is because new users are dramatically more likely to be spammers or scammers.

Why do you want to PM, might I ask?

I mean you can see why it's bad for new members to try and get people to conduct monetary transfers.

Indeed, aren't we all sick of these outsiders coming in, ignoring our customs and taking over our forums.

Well I for one am not going to take it anymore.

Let's make 2+2 great again!