USCSigma1097
11-12-2004, 12:56 PM
This may be a situation that has been covered in these forums before, but after another lackluster performance on the tables this week, I am trying to fix some of the holes in my swiss cheese game.
I believe that one of the places where I bleed the most chips are on flops where I have raised PF and then totally miss the flop. An example would be as follows:
I am in LP and dealt AK of hearts. MP+1 Calls, CO calls, I raise on the button, SB folds, BB calls.
Flop comes 4s 6c 10d. It is checked to me where I bet, all call. Turn is an 8c. It is checked to me again...
This seems to happen all the time at my tables, as thanks to this forum, I have worked on finding loose passive tables. How do you guys play these hands. I believe Schneids said the other week that he believes that most people bleed most of their chips away by not playing one pair and no pair hands optimally.
Do your strategies change if there are two callers pre/post flop?
How about one caller pre/post flop?
Thanks very much for your help, after reading Peter's post about his first 100 k and getting crushed in basketball this morning, I am feeling pretty inadequate.
Sigma
I believe that one of the places where I bleed the most chips are on flops where I have raised PF and then totally miss the flop. An example would be as follows:
I am in LP and dealt AK of hearts. MP+1 Calls, CO calls, I raise on the button, SB folds, BB calls.
Flop comes 4s 6c 10d. It is checked to me where I bet, all call. Turn is an 8c. It is checked to me again...
This seems to happen all the time at my tables, as thanks to this forum, I have worked on finding loose passive tables. How do you guys play these hands. I believe Schneids said the other week that he believes that most people bleed most of their chips away by not playing one pair and no pair hands optimally.
Do your strategies change if there are two callers pre/post flop?
How about one caller pre/post flop?
Thanks very much for your help, after reading Peter's post about his first 100 k and getting crushed in basketball this morning, I am feeling pretty inadequate.
Sigma