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11-20-06, 02:12 AM
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With your style TP, variance will definitely be much greater than others. I think the regulars are probably starting to bluff check/raise you a lot more knowing you cbet the flop far greater than most.
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#2
11-20-06, 02:32 AM
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Damn regulars!
If that was the extent of it, that would be one thing... but I'm getting my money in with the best of it and being drawn out on a LOT more than one would expect. And I'm just not getting big hands either. And when there is a big hand vs. bigger hand situation, I seem to be on the losing end of it (regardless of which hand I held) about 80 or 90% of the time. I think you are right about the regulars though...... |
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#3
11-20-06, 02:44 AM
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*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to MyPetTurtle [Qh Ad] poker_baaz folds MyPetTurtle raises to $21 Troll Pie raises to $69 psyduck folds Fhil Ivey folds yjw43 folds MyPetTurtle calls $48 *** FLOP *** [Jd 5d 2c] MyPetTurtle checks Troll Pie bets $111 MyPetTurtle raises to $290 Troll Pie: booooooooooooooo MyPetTurtle:  Troll Pie has 15 seconds left to act Troll Pie: we have the same hand. Troll Pie: or else you have TT Troll Pie folds |
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#4
11-20-06, 03:10 AM
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Yes, I recall. So, reverse roles - you're me. How do you play AK differently here?
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#6
11-20-06, 03:30 AM
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Funny... cause I think I'm going to have to start CBing a lot less - at least against the "regulars." I hate to do that though, since it worked (past tense) so very, very well for me. But for the guy who check raise me a lot, I may have to check behind more often. It really pains me to not CB though.
Lik in this hand, if I check the flop and the turn bricks, you're going to lead at the turn. So then what? Fold? Bluff raise? |
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#7
11-20-06, 02:02 PM
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TP if I were you I would start playing 2/4 and rebuild and get your confidence back.
I cbet alot just like you, but I do change my sizes up alot, (1/2 - full pot) with 2/3 being the norm. I think you could def. vary your play more, seems like its a little too mechanical right now, and you def. can check behind a few flops, you don't have to try to win every hand. I know you know most of this but just keep it in mind, and vary your play more, also playing 2/4 for awhile would prob be a good idea.
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#8
11-21-06, 08:38 PM
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I won't always lead, but, for you, a bluff-raise on the turn is very effective because people often see it as a slow played set. fold the turn sometimes too, imo.
disclaimer: i've probably only played 25k hands of nl cash, take this with a grain of salt. |
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