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yes i understand this and there may be several factors why you get lots of calls. i found at all nl games if theres maniacs then you will be called regardless. i like to keep it low enough to make good decisions. dont get me wrong though, ive bet $25 into a .70 cent pot before pre flop because of my image sometimes a big over bet works and it did here because j9 called you, they hit, you pay them off thats all there is to it. this is by no means berating your play at all i dont hate it just way too big of a bet IMO (to do consistently). do you make it 1.5 with ak? how about aj suit? probaly around .45 to a pot sized raise pf id think, which now is giving away your hand. any player with any tracking software can see your big hands how much you raised pf and have a good idea on what you have. make a call with any two cards and if it hits get paid off. im not sure of your betting patterns but make sure its switched up [/ QUOTE ] Almost nobody playing $.05/.10 has tracking software to keep track of opponent betting patterns. The sheer cost of the software compared to their poker spending combined with the time required to set the software up, makes it highly unlikely. They may have some understanding of betting patterns (from "Rounders"), but will have no idea how to properly apply it. |
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lol.
i saved all my hand histories and do keep track of players at 10 and 25 nl because thats how i am building my roll. started at 10$ and its now at 261$. btw i am more of a live cash game player. anyways all im trying to say to the player is that 15x is too much to do constantly if it was a one time thing then fine but i may also call with a hand like j9 suited because of the big over bet, may look like hes 50 50 here, where a standard raise he may think hes behind. what are you doing to yourself with a hand like qq going that much pf. and leading the flop, how many a or k flops will you see and how many times do you call down after you lead the flop. my point here is that esp with a hand like qq its not the best idea to over value it and come in for 15x the bb esp when its very likely that you could be a coin flip or even way behind. i dont know where i was really going with this whole post guess i should have just said mmmm hmmmmm OP im not crazy about the 15x the bb bet pf. BTW PT is only 55$ not that high of a cost..... |
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nice call.
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lol. i saved all my hand histories and do keep track of players at 10 and 25 nl because thats how i am building my roll. started at 10$ and its now at 261$. btw i am more of a live cash game player. anyways all im trying to say to the player is that 15x is too much to do constantly if it was a one time thing then fine but i may also call with a hand like j9 suited because of the big over bet, may look like hes 50 50 here, where a standard raise he may think hes behind. what are you doing to yourself with a hand like qq going that much pf. and leading the flop, how many a or k flops will you see and how many times do you call down after you lead the flop. my point here is that esp with a hand like qq its not the best idea to over value it and come in for 15x the bb esp when its very likely that you could be a coin flip or even way behind. i dont know where i was really going with this whole post guess i should have just said mmmm hmmmmm OP im not crazy about the 15x the bb bet pf. BTW PT is only 55$ not that high of a cost..... [/ QUOTE ] 2 points: First, I'm not sure why you say that when raising to 15xBB with QQ "you are either a coinflip or behind". In the $.05/.10 game we're talking about, we've both said that the calling standards are very wide. With QQ, you are behind only two hands. You have an advantage, from slight to large, over all others (you are 54% against AKs when you don't share a suit). Secondly, $55 is a lot of money when you consider that these players bankrolls (money devoted to playing poker) exist only in $100-$200 increments. |
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i just think its too much to do consistently thats all. if this was a one time thing i dont mind it. if you go 1.5 for a standard raise at .05 .1 with all raising hands then you are going to lose much much more money then you make, agreed?
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I believe you should put in as much money preflop with your premium hands as your opponents are willing to call. [/ QUOTE ] I couldn't agree more. |
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i just think its too much to do consistently thats all. if this was a one time thing i dont mind it. if you go 1.5 for a standard raise at .05 .1 with all raising hands then you are going to lose much much more money then you make, agreed? [/ QUOTE ] Definitely agreed. At $.05/.10, just pump your premium hands and lightly tread otherwise. Opponents won't notice or, if they do notice, they won't care. With a more marginal raising hand like 99, I'd simply bet 4xBB and play poker. I'd also be doing a lot more limping with my marginally strong hands, looking to hit big hands to push with. |
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pot sized if many limpers and 4x to 5x the bb have been good for me. maybe tilters are just tighter..... hahahahaha now that was funny [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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