A Passive Experiment

[DoomSlice]

To test just how passive the Party Poker NL 6-max tables were, I decided to raise 50 times in a row preflop.

Here are the results:
Times reraised: 1/50 (showed KK)
Blinds stolen: 20/50 (this is the most amazing part about it)
Continuation bets succeeded: 5/30 (this shows that if you start raising a bunch, people will either start playing with more quality hands, or they will not respect your postflop play either)
Total profit: $10.25

[InfectGadget]

Nice experiment. What stakes are these at?
And how did you manage to profit from that when you lost one buy-in? (i reckon you found his hand form a showdown?)

[DoomSlice]

He showed his hand after I folded. Stakes were NL 25.

[blaze666]

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To test just how passive the Party Poker NL 6-max tables were, I decided to raise 50 times in a row preflop.

Here are the results:
Times reraised: 1/50 (showed KK)
Blinds stolen: 20/50 (this is the most amazing part about it)
Continuation bets succeeded: 5/30 (this shows that if you start raising a bunch, people will either start playing with more quality hands, or they will not respect your postflop play either)
Total profit: $10.25

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wow, very nice idea and concept, but what is more suprising is that it worked. mabye you should try this out at other places, like pacific/inter poker

[BlueBear]

Interesting experiment. It certainly won't work as well at the higher 6-handed limits though.

How much were you raising?

[DoomSlice]

$1 + .25 for each limper.

And your continuation bet on the flop was about pot sized?

So you only got past the flop half the time (winning the other half outright). On the turns and rivers you just played normally - or did you just check things down?

[DoomSlice]

Always raised $1 + $.25 per limper preflop. Always made a 2/3 sized continuation bet. Always folded to a reraise when I didn't have a hand.

Played turn/river normal.

[Slappz]

What where you doing if somebody raised before you?