56s in Hijack, is brettbrettr playing too lose?

[brettbrettr]

4/8 live, mix of donks and non-donks.

2p2'er raises UTG (he's a bit over-aggro IMO, but I'm a bit too passive too), dealer-donk calls, non-dealer donk calls, I call...

[hobbsmann]

yes, but I would call with 98s in this situation and maybe 87s with another CC'er or two.

[jason_t]

You already know the answer and why too.

[toss]

I think its a bad coldcall.

[brettbrettr]

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You already know the answer and why too.

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Don't speak like this, its annoying. See you this weekend.

brett

[jason_t]

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You already know the answer and why too.

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Don't speak like this, its annoying. See you this weekend.

brett

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Die or I'll start correcting your math.

[JacksonTens]

Don't like it, especially with the Aggro 2+2er in there. SCers like passivity not aggression. But perhaps if with your position and postflop expertise you feel you can make up for it go ahead, but I hate it. (Unless pots are big..ave pot size???)

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[goofball]

Nah, no good. I"ll make this call sometimes live heads up against a player I feel I own postflop. 2p2ers don't qualify,

[Entity]

This is pretty terrible.

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3. Playing suited connectors for multiple bets preflop.

Another mistake I see lots of people make is limping in with a hand like 89s, then calling 2 more cold back to them preflop, or coldcalling 2 on the button with like a raiser and one or 2 callers. These hands are chip burners and extremely difficult to play well postflop. Its easy to say "I flop a big draw or I get out" but its rarely, if ever that simple. Too many flops will come something like T83 and suddenly you can’t get out, and may have to pay quite a bit to either see the river, or find out that you are no good.


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[SmileyEH]

It's live, you're playing 30hands/hr, this situation will come up every 100 hands or so...it's probably costing you like $1 everytime you make this call. -30cents/hr is nothing compared to the fun you'll have when you crack some poor guy's quad aces with a rivered straight flush. Easy call IMO.

-SmileyEH

[jason_t]

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It's live, you're playing 30hands/hr, this situation will come up every 100 hands or so...it's probably costing you like $1 everytime you make this call. -30cents/hr is nothing compared to the fun you'll have when you crack some poor guy's quad aces with a rivered straight flush. Easy call IMO.

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This is completely fuc[/i]king retarded. Dozens of -EV situations come up during a session and this justification could be applied to all them so it's costing you a lot more than $1 to use this type of reasoning.

[SmileyEH]

ummm...wow?

-SmileyEH

[jason_t]

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ummm...wow?

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Yeah, that's what I'm saying about your stupid post.

[sthief09]

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This is pretty terrible.

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3. Playing suited connectors for multiple bets preflop.

Another mistake I see lots of people make is limping in with a hand like 89s, then calling 2 more cold back to them preflop, or coldcalling 2 on the button with like a raiser and one or 2 callers. These hands are chip burners and extremely difficult to play well postflop. Its easy to say "I flop a big draw or I get out" but its rarely, if ever that simple. Too many flops will come something like T83 and suddenly you can’t get out, and may have to pay quite a bit to either see the river, or find out that you are no good.


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clark, right? I remember reading that

[jason_t]

Yes. 5 things LL players should "unlearn." (http://archiveserver.twoplustwo.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=321233&page=&view=&sb=5&o =&fpart=all&vc=1)

[brettbrettr]

Yeah, his don't raise for free card advice is off, but otherwise....