Yeah definitely. I don't see any reason why you should be betting less than half pot size bet that often, and why your only betting >75% PSB 7% is baffling haha. I'd imagine i'd do it >25% of the time.
I was under the impression though that we were talking about flop cbet success?
edit: my turn cbet success is 37.6%. Flop and turn cbet is 63/55
Haha, no, my flop cbet success at 6max zoom is 47.3%, which is probably why I'm cbetting flop 80%. It works so often that it's really hard to convince myself not to. I think I should be cutting lots of medium strength hands though from my cbetting range to pick up a few bets from the guys who love to bluff atc vs missed cbets.
All numbers in my posts above are about turn cbets. My turn cbet success with larger than half pot bets is 35.6%, which is already a lot closer to yours, so this might be mainly a bet sizing issue for me. (edit: and also, as they are folding more to my flop cbets at nano stakes, I should expect them to have a slightly stronger range when we get to the turn.)
I looked over the few hands where I've been cbetting >75% on turn and it seems I've been very unbalanced with that. This will change from now on. I'll also work on picking my spots better and making sizing larger overall.
Turn raise is debatable although probably correct, however raising allows him to play his range very well very easily.
By calling I'm allowing my range to stay as wide as possible (I can probably call close to 100% here) whilst allowing him to spew on the river. People don't bet huge here with the strongest part of their range because I have done nothing to indicate strength and when they have KK, AA they want calls.
QQ & JJ is iffy and 88-TT, AJ+, KQ are very likely to do this.
This is all assuming that he has a reasonably tight UTG opening range which I think an unknown at 5nl this is a fairly true statement, meaning that I am quite happy flatting IP as he's very likely to overvalue his hand postflop. Whereas once again raising just allows him to play pretty well.
All numbers in my posts above are about turn cbets. My turn cbet success with larger than half pot bets is 35.6%, which is already a lot closer to yours, so this might be mainly a bet sizing issue for me. (edit: and also, as they are folding more to my flop cbets at nano stakes, I should expect them to have a slightly stronger range when we get to the turn.)
I looked over the few hands where I've been cbetting >75% on turn and it seems I've been very unbalanced with that. This will change from now on. I'll also work on picking my spots better and making sizing larger overall.
Ah right my bad might have uncovered a leak in my game, il look into tomorrow. Il have a look at the series as well. Looks interesting.
River: ($1.07) 2 (2 players)
UTG bets $4.81 and is all-in,
What'd you think guys?
I assume you have no reads on villain? I'm actually inclined to call his river bet, since the only legit hands that beat us are QQ, KK and AA (no 5x in his UTG range I assume, right?). And if he had one of those hands, he would not bet turn so small right? At least, that is what I would assume. But since his overbet is so big, my whole 'theory' about why calling is good here might be off.
I played some normal tables today, just to be able to focus more on every decision with less going on. It was actually quite fun! I've almost exclusively played Zoom since I moved to PS 18 months ago and had forgotten what it's like to actually have the same players there all the time and develop reads and history with them. Overall the play also seemed a lot fishier than at zoom.
h1: I'd prefer to never ever take this call-call-fold line, but what else could I do? Villain has a cbet of only 62, turn cbet at 80 (lol sample size, though). Can I fold sooner? By the river all his top pair hands beat me and I think he's valuebetting. Should I call anyway?
h1: I wouldn't fold river. If you think you're beat sooner in the hand, fold sooner.
h2: His 3bet is so big I'd just let it go.
h3: Yep, villains play flopped sets on dry boards like this very often.
Just played a decent session, somewhat ruined by the last hand. Every other table closed, sit out next bb checked.
Fishy donks often TP thought I'd let him value town himself. Was slightly worried about being outkicked, but for 40bb, hardly folding TP are we?
Oh well...
That's some awful sizing. Why are you not aiming to GII over three streets? Missing out on SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much value by doing what you did.
Not too much hopefully. Working nights atm so am playing in the day but pretty tired so just playing 5nl Zoom to get the reload bonus vpps.
Gotta say tho, not doing too great there either, even when ithink inconcentrating properly, but that's why I'm playing low as pretty sure I'm not on my A game with about 4hrs sleep a day
That's my way of coping as well when not on my best game, playing a lower limit. You were goona do a video again ? If so, do it at NL10 or NL5 regular table because felt you were much tighter at NL25 than you normally are at NL10.
That's my way of coping as well when not on my best game, playing a lower limit. You were goona do a video again ? If so, do it at NL10 or NL5 regular table because felt you were much tighter at NL25 than you normally are at NL10.
You want the chips in the middle of the table, your sizing is awful. Why are you not setting it up so your chips end up in the middle?
First of all I'd 3bet bigger, you're just pricing in people to call IP. You need to account for the caller.
cbet a bit bigger otf
cbet a little bigger ott
ohh look I can shove perfectly otr
You've essentially set up a situation where you can never fold to a river raise.
@asriva, find a download of Sweeney's Dynamic Full Ring Poker (don't know what it normally costs but it's published by DailyVariance so paying for it will be ******ed) and read the section on 'Pot Geometry'.
@asriva, find a download of Sweeney's Dynamic Full Ring Poker (don't know what it normally costs but it's published by DailyVariance so paying for it will be ******ed) and read the section on 'Pot Geometry'.
It's <$10 on kindle on amazon, why not pay for the book and let the author get some proceeds for his excellent work?
Flop:($1.86, 3 players) A 2 T
SB checks, BB bets $1.25, Hero calls $1.25, fold
Turn:($4.36, 2 players) A
BB bets $3.00, Hero raises to $9.00, BB raises to $15.00, Hero raises to $27.70 and is all-in, fold
Spoiler:
Hero wins $32.81
4) This kind of **** tilts the **** out of me. When I feel like I'm getting pretty fat value and I'm behind. Flop xb is very debatable but many villains spazz against a xb on a wet board at 25NL.