Becoming a better poker player

[chris_a]

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This would be amazing. WIth the set plays, include possible situations where it would be applicapable.

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Or perhaps two plays. One where it's applicable and one where it's not applicable. I learn more from this than just seeing the positive example.

[Aaron W.]

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I have to admit that I don't know any set plays for WA/WB. The only one that I can think of is the check-call/ check/call/ bet line. Are there any others that I should know of?

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As far as I know, that's the standard OOP line. In position, you just call if bet into, but bet if checked to (I think). What if you get check-raised? [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] (I'd probably panic and stupidly pay off whatever it is he's got because I'm too curious [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] )

But seriously, all of these lines have little provisions and on-the-fly adjustments to consider, and I'm barely aware of those. Maybe some of the more developed players can help us all by putting together a playbook with good/bad uses of those lines and other gametime considerations. (I really like that idea, but that's not something I'm going to be able to do until summer, if I get to it at all.)

[Isura]

Nice post. I really like your idea about enumerating the possible lines on a flop play. Got me thinking about more things concerning my study habits.

[SippinSoma]

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Good job duder.

If someone would be willing to put together a playbook of set plays, that would be a valuable resource. very valuable.

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I'll try.

Great post bro. Even though I'm a 2/4 and 3/6 player, reading posts like these keeps me in shape.

[theRealMacoy]

sweet post!

thanks,

the Real Macoy