My red line died after my BB and EVBB lines got a divorce

I migrated from HEM 3 and feel the same way. Way more features than HEM.

60% of the way through my bovada rollover! It's quite the effort to get through $5k of sports bets using $15 units

100nl update

Looks better than my redline for sure! Definitely something i need to work very hard on..

How is drivehud in comparison to HEM/PT4 etc?

Never used either. I liked drivehud because at the time I set up my HUD, it was kind of difficult to get PT4 to work with ignition, and I like drivehud well enough to not change things. Drivehud2 has some pretty cool tools for digging into population data.

with redline

got this bad boy coming in next week

Beautiful color, can't go wrong with a PRS. You'll enjoy that. I just got a Martin D-15M acoustic, I love it, such a sweet tone.

Sweet! Martin's are nice. I also have a Kremona classical

Very nice, Kremona makes some beautiful guitars. I always wanted a Martin as I don’t live very far from their factory. I’m a drummer by trade but love to slam around on guitar and piano for fun.

Lookin like a damn granny Smith apple I wanna bite that hoe

i was all in and filling out the application until it all came crumbling apart with this blunder

18 too old for ya Epstein?

Nothing more frustrating than having direct position on a whale and being completely card dead while they are hitting every other board.

It's even worse when you are to their right, and you keep getting decent starters.

this is fun

would probably have to flip a coin or use a randomizer

but was the 18 year old making a gourmet dinner part that was divorced from reality

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That looks like my red line! The RIO/GTO Wizard coach SauloCosta said in one of his videos that a red line worse than 6 BB/100 is a problem if I remember right. I honestly have no idea why mine sucks so hard. I have tried to fix it on my own, but it mostly just stays the same. If I eventually hire a coach, that will be one thing I suspect he would want me to work on.

I actually had a pretty 18-year old girlfriend who could prepare gourmet meals when I was 20. She had loved cooking since she was a small child, so she had over a decade of experience cooking for her family. They really do exist! Unfortunately, I was too much of a jerk back then to fully appreciate her wonderful food.

If you cbet flop IP using a small size, and the turn is either a complete blank or a card that is clearly better for your range, just barrel all your bluffs.

On the river, I like to approach it a few different ways if my opponent checks.

If population overfolds to river bets in that spot, then I'll bluff just about everything. If they underfold, I'll check almost everything. If it's a spot that I'm not sure of, then I'll base my decision more on blockers.

Yeah, it's something I've been working on as well. Green is what matters at the end, but like you said, too negative is likely a sign of some leaks. My last two sessions (about 1500 hands) I have flattened it out. Obviously lol variance but I've made a few tweaks to my game that I think will help.

1. Check/raise more vs. small bets when defending from the BB. So often I was peeling with some weak backdoor equity and missing, then x/f turn. When OOP I'm going to try to do more x/r and folding, less calling. This is actually a constant struggle for me tbh, but just range vs. board reading and knowing when to fold more or x/r more is something I spend a fair amount of time on.

2. Go for thinner value on the river. Sure, a lot of this will just move blue line to red line when they fold a hand they would have checked anyways, but overall I think I'm missing some value on rivers and am to happy too take a showdown or check it over to my opponent even though I have a strong advantage.

3. Probe and float bet a bit more aggressively.

Other options are obviously bluff more and fold less, but I feel like adding in too many more bluffs or stationing off more would be a mistake, so I'm going to try out the above adjustments.

Tried playing some PLO

-1 BI 3rd FH vs 2nd FH
-1 BI 2p AI on turn vs weak FD, he gets there on the river
-1 BI Top FH vs quads


Think I'll stick to hold'em.

Gotta try 6 card instead

Those sound like great ideas! My flop c/r has been super low for awhile even though it used to be decent. I definitely need to c/r backdoors more often. I also think I need to cbet the turn with air more often like newguyhere was mentioning. I am trying to "roll high" more often this month, but it takes some getting used to. But it's better than becoming more proficient in an incorrect style I guess. Good luck getting your winrate up with these tactics!