3 100/200 hands - Page 2

durrrr · #11 12-07-2005, 12:36 AM

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I dunno, you never take -ev or 0ev spots in your life?

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sure, i do it often. usually not for high stakes though. you won't see me playing blackjack in a casino for $1000 a hand.

how do you see it as only slightly -ev or even 0 ev though? i'm just going by your own assessment that you "don't really know what's going on in limit poker". if that assessment is true, you're losing a lot of money playing your average 4 handed 100/200 on stars.

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I personally dont really know what is going on in limit as well... and would guess that in your avg 4 handed 1/2 game on stars i might be as much as -3bb/hr. However if i choose adequate games i can probably be ~0EV, and slowly learn more n more. Also the games can be entertaining. Although i do generally play 30/60 to "learn" instead of 1/2.

lapoker17 · #12 12-07-2005, 12:41 AM

really lame response. you're usually much sharper. you're wrong on this one - your "my theory, young kid with too much money" is preceeded by "not trying to be a dick" - just transparent and foolish.

daryn · #13 12-07-2005, 12:45 AM

ggbman · #14 12-07-2005, 12:52 AM

Hand 1 you should probably fold to the flop check raise, turn is a super easy muck.

I like raising the turn in hand 2 for a free showdown. A lot of people like to make super thin value bets, but the point is, i really don't know that he is calling this river with a 77, 88 or ace high type hand. TT, JJ, or a queen are more than possible here.

Hand 3 is fine.

Paluka · #15 12-07-2005, 01:15 AM

Hand 1 I think you should fold to the flop raise.
Hand 2 is fine, although raising the flop is fine too.
Hand 3 I think the river is though, but I could be convinced either way.

SmileyEH · #16 12-07-2005, 01:44 AM

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I dunno, you never take -ev or 0ev spots in your life?

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sure, i do it often. usually not for high stakes though. you won't see me playing blackjack in a casino for $1000 a hand.

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I've never seen Daryn take a -EV spot, and that includes him betting $100 on hard 8 for like half an hour. The guy just can't lose money.

-SmileyEH

daryn · #17 12-07-2005, 01:52 AM

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I dunno, you never take -ev or 0ev spots in your life?

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sure, i do it often. usually not for high stakes though. you won't see me playing blackjack in a casino for $1000 a hand.

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I've never seen Daryn take a -EV spot, and that includes him betting $100 on hard 8 for like half an hour. The guy just can't lose money.

-SmileyEH

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nice, but come on.. the dice were hot!

golferbrent · #18 12-07-2005, 02:19 AM

Hand 1:
Once you call the turn you are committed to calling the end barring a spade coming. I think you have to call down here u/i.

Hand 2:
I think you played the hand well. Only hand Im worried about would be J's and I don't think he slows down with Jacks... possible but not likely in that game.

Hand 3:
Definitely need to bet on the end. He is certainly paying off with all A-high hands and probably some K-high hands. Definitely need to bet the end.

golferbrent · #19 12-07-2005, 02:22 AM

If you aren't opening on the button in a 4 handed game at that level you are definitely giving up way too much. I would definitely open with that hand there. You can not limp and folding feels wrong!

Paluka · #20 12-07-2005, 10:27 AM

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Hand 3:
Definitely need to bet on the end. He is certainly paying off with all A-high hands and probably some K-high hands. Definitely need to bet the end.

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The board is T4567. The flush draw got there. Even if he has KQ, the only hands he beats are KJ, K9, K2, QJ, Q9, Q2, J9, and J2. I don't think K high is calling on the end.