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rnc, i'd bet the turn. as played I def raise the river since you have the best hand 90% of the time and ppl dont like to fold TP.

Bet the turn with the intention of possibly 3barreling him off a Q? I think I'd often bet the turn but I think all better hands are calling. I guess cool to build the pot for when we improve and to keep our 2barreling range balanced though. Maybe the river is a raise (and an easy raise fold)

Also I think he has exactly QJ and KT a decent amount and the amount of naked Ax will depend on which offsuit aces he defends (and doesn't 3bet) pre. Doubt he's going for value with less than Ax. And FWIW if he'd bet $16 I would have raised.

+1

hey guys, microgaming/prima has that great feature, if your opp is sitting out and you sit out aswell, he doesn't get booted off the table, so if fish d/c or say said brb and is taking to long you can actually wait for him, which i think is just awesome cause most of the time what happens to me on ftp is that fish will get kicked and then when he comes back he just sits some other guy, which is obv far from perfect for me

so may be we should somehow ask ftp/stars to implement this?

not really, its a lot better than him only playing his button.

I'm probably not allowed to post the graph, but it's ~ 500K hands, 16.73BB aka 33.46bb/100 lifetime, 100% HU.

I'm pretty sure a high-stakes regular is going to have better winrate if next 500K hands all he does is bumhunts the same, but I meant if he plays standard "some % of bumhunt and some % of battling vs regulars" game, does he have better winrate vs fish than guys who only purely bumhunt and are really good at it? I mean, regulars might not do idiotic and super obvious/easily exploitable things like pot-pot-pot 3 streets with strong hand because usually they play other regulars and they just can't use such an obvious lines, but vs not thinking players this could work better than standard 2/3...

I'm not saying i'm correct, just a thought, hope you understood it better now

pretty sure a good reg who wins vs other regs will beat up on fish better.

thats just my opinion though, just see the ptr of some big donks, see what their loserate is, remove the rake from that, and that is the average they are losing vs other players.

People post graphs all the time.

gogogo drool

just looked at the best friends of kaintd77 and most of them lost at more than his WR, not much of a sample, but i'd imagine they don't have some super secret bumhunting strategy that crushes the strategy normal regs use vs fish

yeah this doesn't really mean anything at all. First off they are his best friends, this implies they are probably among the worse players online, if he plays people who are better than this fish (other lesser fish), then his winrate is going to be lowered. If kaintd just played that one fish over and over I would lay odds that his winrate is greater than the fishes loss rate (all this would mean is that kaintd is above average)

Perfectly fine, it's not like he grimmed or anything.

lol at this being fine, but raising the button then leaving is not fine.

ummm that's how it should be. someone who plays the button and quits has an advantage, someone who plays both their button and bb does not. It sucks when someone plays 2 hands and quits, but it isn't unfair or wrong.

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Meh, I guess you are saying it is fair because he gave you a chance to play ur button?? What if you were button 1st hand and he 3-bets/leaves after you fold, is this fine?? I agree w/ Rumnchess, it is a douche move.

Yeah that's fine also. I mean it isn't pleasant and it can be tilting but it's not completely unfair.

You are welcome to play me all day long OOP.

The problem is it isn't all day, it is one hand. I understand what u guys are saying tho, it makes sense.

1 hand is fine too

Most of the times you make profit, but poker isn't about how many pots you win, it is all about $$$.

SN? JK

HU4Rollz OOP??!!!

I remember Krantz saying a while back that it may be possible to create a limp re raising strategy that would own alot of the best player's current style. I find it odd that the current style is pretty much the only one used successfully. I could imagine someone that is awesome post flop killing it with a limp reraising strategy.

Stop worry about ridiculous little **** guys

In one of the DC hu series someone implies a limp/reraise strategy for about half of the video, it was fairly interesting