Dunna, why you 4bet so small pre? definitely bigger on the flop so you can jam the turn.
Dillchips what is this tiny 4bet about? after a raise and fish re raises Im calling here. as played I think the call is fine. I dont understand the flop raise either. Worse folds, better calls (or raises) so just call imo.
Mr Blonde, why not flat his 3bet ip? you are deep enoguh to set mine. Why do you call his shove? I cant justify it.
Suzuki - I dont care if he's folded 99% to 3bets, Im still 3betting with KK. As played, when he raises the flop Im stuck. no idea what to do. very interesteed to hear peoples thoughts.
What do you guys think of my turn and river sizing in this one? I shove the river since i think he will most likely call with the same range he calls a smaller raise with (flushes/straights and maybe Jx), and definitely would flat rather than 3bet this range OTR if i went for the smaller sizing. Should i go smaller? No history with villain.
Dunna, why you 4bet so small pre? definitely bigger on the flop so you can jam the turn.
Dillchips what is this tiny 4bet about? after a raise and fish re raises Im calling here. as played I think the call is fine. I dont understand the flop raise either. Worse folds, better calls (or raises) so just call imo.
Mr Blonde, why not flat his 3bet ip? you are deep enoguh to set mine. Why do you call his shove? I cant justify it.
Suzuki - I dont care if he's folded 99% to 3bets, Im still 3betting with KK. As played, when he raises the flop Im stuck. no idea what to do. very interesteed to hear peoples thoughts.
4bet sizing is pretty standard in Dunna's hand, you can probably go bigger though since fish are involved.
@mr blonde's hand, im guessing he has an aggro image and other guy was fairly aggro too. in these positions people are going to 5bet bluff you a fair bit at 50nl but don't go about 4bet/c TT at 5nl :P
Seriously, 23dd can **** off, must have cost me a buy in having to try and bink with it. One time I thought I might have got there with a pair on river, guy jams $20 into $1 pot. FU.
What do you guys think of my turn and river sizing in this one? I shove the river since i think he will most likely call with the same range he calls a smaller raise with (flushes/straights and maybe Jx), and definitely would flat rather than 3bet this range OTR if i went for the smaller sizing. Should i go smaller? No history with villain.
Villain is 24/7 Total AF: 1.5 3bet: 0% over 145 hands
Notetracker notes:
[P] Called 2Bet from blinds range {ATo,QJo,87o} (3)
[P] Cold Called 2Bet In Position {Q7s} (1)
[F] Called flop cbet with weak hand - no draw {JcTh3h} {ATo} (1)
Mr Blonde, why not flat his 3bet ip? you are deep enoguh to set mine. Why do you call his shove? I cant justify it.
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Originally Posted by raikkonen3
@mr blonde's hand, im guessing he has an aggro image and other guy was fairly aggro too. in these positions people are going to 5bet bluff you a fair bit at 50nl but don't go about 4bet/c TT at 5nl :P
this pretty much. it was very dynamic based. also, being results orientated is a bad thing generally, but clearly the results of this hand justify my in game adjustment
also, people seem to have started adjusting to my style recently by doing some things where its necessary for me to consider 4betting hands like this even in arguably the sweetest spot to consider flatting them
Last week , i started with an $80 deposit on Stars, began playing 9 max Zoom 0.01/0.02 - 4 tables. My high point was around $106, dropped to now $98 through getting coolered several times resulting in me also playing bad. I was wondering is there much difference from 2NL to 5NL Zoom and would it be worth moving up to 5NL instead with around a $100 roll?
-Thanks
Last week , i started with an $80 deposit on Stars, began playing 9 max Zoom 0.01/0.02 - 4 tables. My high point was around $106, dropped to now $98 through getting coolered several times resulting in me also playing bad. I was wondering is there much difference from 2NL to 5NL Zoom and would it be worth moving up to 5NL instead with around a $100 roll?
-Thanks
Yes, I do that all the time. When I am having a bad spell playing bad, I just move up a level. Does not help though.
Last week , i started with an $80 deposit on Stars, began playing 9 max Zoom 0.01/0.02 - 4 tables. My high point was around $106, dropped to now $98 through getting coolered several times resulting in me also playing bad. I was wondering is there much difference from 2NL to 5NL Zoom and would it be worth moving up to 5NL instead with around a $100 roll?
-Thanks
its not a big diference between NL2 and NL5 but if you can be in profit at NL2 then Im not recomanding you to move up. I also started with 80$ 4 table zoom, 6max. when riched 180$(~2 weeks) moved up to NL5. NL2 its really easy with correct and standart play.
anyone know how i can get my HUD to update in real time? at the moment it has 1 hand delay, so i never have the stats on the correct villain. I have HEM1
Turn:($0.59, 2 players) K
SB bets $0.55, Hero raises to $1.50, fold
Spoiler:
Hero wins $1.62
Shud I just call him down on this flop since he doesn't rep much or was it okay to c/r 3x since he pot turn which may have indicate to me a strong hand
its not a big diference between NL2 and NL5 but if you can be in profit at NL2 then Im not recomanding you to move up. I also started with 80$ 4 table zoom, 6max. when riched 180$(~2 weeks) moved up to NL5. NL2 its really easy with correct and standart play.