Re: 215 HH
 

i swear i'll post a more meaningful response later, but first i wanted to say:

what poopy game selection, there's a minimum of 3 people at that table i wouldn't play with (including you). and those are just the obvious ones. i'm wondering why you decided to play that game?

citanul

Re: 215 HH
 

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i swear i'll post a more meaningful response later, but first i wanted to say:

what poopy game selection, there's a minimum of 3 people at that table i wouldn't play with (including you). and those are just the obvious ones. i'm wondering why you decided to play that game?

citanul

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I don't use game selection, I just play whatever is open. I have a decent record with the people that you are thinking of. If I get in a sng that is too tough, I will adjust. It is only 1 buy in, even if I get my ass handed to me.

Re: 215 HH
 

Thanks for posting. I play fairly similarly.

I find that you limp weaker hands than I do in LP early on, and this might be a leak of mine. Hands like QTo and KJo on the button after a few limpers, I usually would muck.

Anyone have thoughts on this?

Re: 215 HH
 

wow thank you

very cool to see that (at least from this) the 215's are pretty darned similar to the 55's.

thanks again for posting that.


Andre

Re: 215 HH
 

i def agree

You limped in around MP2 or LP1 with AJo with a couple of other limpers and also with QTo with a couple limpers on the button.

Is this standard? I am (at the 55's) folding in both of these spots...trying to avoid chip bleading when i do hit a flop.


Andre

Re: 215 HH
 

I'm with NickB. Screw table selection, especially if you are 8 tabling. It's fun to play against good players sometimes also.

Re: 215 HH
 

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I'm with NickB. Screw table selection, especially if you are 8 tabling. It's fun to play against good players sometimes also.

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what's this fun thing you talk about? does it pay money?

citanul

Re: 215 HH
 

I like to think I will beat everyone [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Also I play more for the challenge than the money, I find it helps to think about poker like this. Of course it doesn't hurt that I make money doing so too, and Im just not at a point in my career where Im playing the sit and gos to make absolute maximum profit and avoid all tough tables.

Re: 215 HH
 

Thanks for posting. It was very interesting.

It didn't seem to be a very aggressive game at all.

3 or 4 good players, 3 or 4 bad players and few in between: seems like a tough way to make a buck.

Re: 215 HH
 

4 bad players is a tough way to make a buck at a $215 sit and go?!!!