Quote:
Originally Posted by omnishakira
betting turn may be fine and river call might be fine too. all depends on the reg and your image atm
he explained it poorly but he isnt wrong
Don´t care and don´t know nothing about strategy.
OP
change his opinion based on commentary of random people and n100 regs.... saying at the end that he just do that line
ag. fishes.
a contrario
and " If villain is a NL100 reg, then
ofc you are beat and should not continue betting"
A coach at the level of OPS should stand by his points and don't care about random posters of low stakes, as op grinds serious limits and wins serious cash.
Quote:
Originally Posted by YourDoom
Bump to clear the air...
Ok. I honestly didn't see most of these comments until months after the fact.
Sweden, you make a few valid points but also many of the things you say esp. about reasons not to bet the turn I have to fully and passionately disagree with.
I just reread the entire thread and stand by everything I wrote here.
I believe that the larger disconnect is occurring here because of the extreme lack of info on the villain. Many of you are just assuming he's a nit NL100 reg, whereas I am not. To say that anyone has to be wrong assigning him a range without any additional info on his tendencies or the game flow is ridiculous.
So in turn, we are analyzing two entirely different hands.
The line you should take depends entirely on your read of this player's tendencies and range.
If villain is a NL100 reg, then ofc you are beat and should not continue betting. If villain is a fish, then I'll take my line with confidence all day.
But regardless, I'm not posting here to re-spark any kind of strategy discussion. I just wanted to clear up any confusion on what I actually think about this hand.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Khal Drogo
Lol, the villain is not a fish Your Doom. Why do you keep saying that the play you described is best vs a fish, when villain is 24/18 thus =/= fish?
IFS >>>>>>>> YourDoom.
He picked every hole in your 1st terrible post. When I read it I was slightly in shock. I think IFS coaches a little bit now. If I had to chose between the two, I would chose IFS even if he charges 10x what YD charges.
As for the hand, I would play it the exact same, and the river looks like a pretty easy fold.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Cash Beast Ezra
Um...Isn't it kind of logical to assume that villain is a standard 100NL reg given that:
a) this is 100NL (ldo)
b) he isn't playing short
c) his VPIP/PFR stats indicate that he's a reg (24/18)
In any case, I'm not sure how much 100NL you've played lately (I'm guessing not much), but it's significantly tougher than it used to be and regs outnumber fish by a considerable margin now.
In fact, you will likely lose a ton of money if you play every hand assuming all your opponents are fish until proven otherwise.
Last edited by 00001; 12-04-2013 at 05:24 PM.
Reason: If villain is a NL100 reg, then ofc you are beat and should not continue betting"