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Why am I a donkey?
after 40k limit o8 hands, I have some observations. I'm a winning player, but far far below optimal. My idea is to list some annoying tendencies I have and then y'all can comment or list another thing.
Why am I a donkey? 1. Tilt--not often--but enough to cost me .25BB/100 hands i think 2. I spend too much time cruising 2+2 and other such things on 2nd monitor while playing 3. I cannot fold AAxx preflop or on bad flops often enough 4. I chase on one low card flops with ABC and no chance at high. 5. I call on rivers when previous callers suddenly lead out, like when my nut flush sees the river pair the board. 6. I look for reasons to play instead of reasons to fold. 7. I am still not quite comfortable with the aggression level for omaha8. Hold'em has made me push to hard. ...to be continued |
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Re: Why am I a donkey?
Good post.
These are all traps that creep up in my play and drag me down. This hand where I was guilty of #'s 1,2,5 & 6! on your list and went from having a nice easy morning ahead, to in the dumps: You'll note that when I said "Damn it" I knew I was screwed both ways, but just could not fold it. On the chance I still had 1/2 of the pot! |
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Re: Why am I a donkey?
MyTurn2Raise - Seems like you recognize and have identified a problem you feel you have. That seems like a logical first step in solving any problem.
Listing areas of concern seems not a bad way to put things in proper perspective. Good luck in finding a solution. Buzz |
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Re: Why am I a donkey?
8. I call too often on flop bet to take a 'cheap' one off to see if i can make a strong high for half the pot.
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Re: Why am I a donkey?
I capped a river the other day with the nut flush and 2nd nut low with an easy straight on the board - only to realize I didnt have the flush and my opponent had the straight and nut low.
Cant do that one too often. |
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