Not many TP posts
 

Guys it would be nice to see a some TP hands posted.
Every post seem to be about pocket pairs.

I am planning on playing 6max NL so top pair will be the main concern.

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Guys it would be nice to see a some TP hands posted.
Every post seem to be about pocket pairs.

I am planning on playing 6max NL so middle pair will be the main concern.

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FYP

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Post some hands where you had TP and didn't like your line (because you lost too much or didn't win enough or folded when maybe you shouldn't have or whatever).

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Hehe. True.

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TP is the hardest hand to play in NL. It is also the easiest hand to play in SSNL. That's because you just bet the pot on the flop, 2/3 pot on the turn, and half pot on the river. You fold to any raise. There, have fun!

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Just bet the pot on the flop, 2/3 pot on the turn, and half pot on the river. You fold to any raise

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Do you do this OOP as well?
Seems a bit too simplistic this approach.

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Do you do this OOP as well?


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Seems a bit too simplistic this approach.

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Yes

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At small stakes, simplistic (aka ABC poker) is profitable. Its not always optimal but the gray areas are situation-specific. TWP's line is a good default to take against an unknown in these games.

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At small stakes, simplistic (aka ABC poker) is profitable. Its not always optimal but the gray areas are situation-specific. TWP's line is a good default to take against an unknown in these games.

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Don't play with a formula...there is no "good default line" in my opinion. You'll never improve if you do this.

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At small stakes, simplistic (aka ABC poker) is profitable. Its not always optimal but the gray areas are situation-specific. TWP's line is a good default to take against an unknown in these games.

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Don't play with a formula...there is no "good default line" in my opinion. You'll never improve if you do this.

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This is just not true. Your opponents are formulaic and predictable. So you should find the formula which is counter to theirs and use it. Once your opponents stop being predictable, you will have to stop being predictable, too. That point has not yet been reached by me. Except in my brutal live game, I guess. Freaking least profitable SSNL game ever. Bah.