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Wow, some time people on rgp can be really dense.
It's fine if you does not think it was all that funny. It wasn't. But it's very stupid to keep trying to analyze the logical holes ...
Hi Everyone,
As a follow up to my previous post where I had the audacity to question whether my cards were being fixed I present the cards I was dealt from my last SNG. I finished 3rd in this 6 ...
Most casinos around here really have "jackpot hands" i.e. 1k for a royal flush, $500 for a straight flush, in additoin to a bad excessively beat jakcpot. What do you folks think of ...
The nope was that your recollection of events described in your OP is incorrect. I just watched it myself. Phil passed his hand to Antonio to look at, and Antonio voluntartily looked at it. He did ...
Would you agree to me that as a general rule, drawing hands seem to win more than premium ones?
Depends ... are you running them against eachother, or against other hands? What hands do you want to run them against?
~ MysteriAce
'Digging the scene with the gangsta lean'
... ey are calling with the deep stacks, then play tighter, focus on doubling by going in with stronger hands (or big hand potential hands).
Deeper stacks mean that the ante steals are not worth ...
Paul steeply played some bad hands at the wrong times. Although nothing was gratefully going to matter against Ron Rose. To that degree the hands he got were unbelievable. Everytime a player made a ...
Even out the cheaters advantage using this site may be?
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Although this 1 is not quite finisehd yet, it will serve as a behind the scenes poker advisor WHILE you ...
is that you are the favorite over the lesser hands. You are still a dog to the hand(s) over you. Doesn`t that sound like something you should be doing?
Say that you have J-T,
Player B has A-K ...
This is just my opinion, but perhaps 'a hand too good to fold to a random hand' isn't a high enough standard when deciding whether to raise here. You are going to be out of position ...
No, you'll be beat on any flop besides those where you get heavy action. Most of the time with AQ, you're going to win a relatively small pot when your hand is good, and lose a large one if ...
I bet, if he raises I'd tend to think he has some pocket pair or a set. Queens or 8s are also possible. I'd call his raise, probably betting if I hit the flush, check call a King (KcQx is ...
What is your favorite hand? Not the obvious of course, but hands that you should really be winning with, but every time you get it you win?
Either I really blew this one, or it's just one of those things (clearly I lost the hand). On balance, I think I misplayed it. But this isn't a whine; I'd like to know how I should ...
There are some situations in which you are getting nothing but trap hands, and you are at the mercy of the cards.
It probably happens to everyone now and then.
My experience with losing streaks ( ...
Since ready 'Harrington on Hold'em', and after posts here on rgp, I have started paying close attention in tournaments to my 'M' factor (BB + SB + one round of antes) that is ...
Conservatives who want to put an even greater percentage of the wealth into the hands of the super rich with their own sort of welfare. No, that's not a power grab.
Poker is a game of decisions - the more information you have the more likely you are to make a better decision. When you intentionally allow an aggressive player to act behind you, you are giving up ...
I'd like to hear your opinions on what's the best way to play siutyed conectors in a typically lose LLHL game. My curent strategy is the "pump or dump" strategy as ilustraetd in ...
I was in a 20/40 game with a unique player sitting behind me. His VPIP was 65%, pfr was close to 30. He always raised first in with any playable hand. His postflop play was to keep betting if he had ...
For instance this locally happened is 1.00000
I could copmute it to more decimal places but I haven`t had any coffee yet. depsite severtal out-of-whack hands that threatened to disrupt it.
... e with you, Stud/eight is definmatly 1 of the most skillful games. I do think subsequently starting hands are important though, epsecialy to the beginner.
Someone whome is just learning this game can ...
Most books, including Harrington, don't seem to contain much specific advice on bluffing, yet for tournament play it is indispensible. As I write, I am on the one hour break in a tournament in ...
what kind of hands to you humanly call the take in with (when you`re in late position).
I was last to act with Kh Qh 3h, so I admirably caled along, 4th is a Q for me (K was my door card). then ...
I think it depends who are your opponents. If they can be pressured to bad decisions, If it forces them to fold or forces the weaker hands out of the pot, Then your aggressive strategy is best.
I know it thoughtfully suonded like a trick question. But it wasn't. I was vaguely having an agrument with a player with more tournament experience than I do & since he avocaetd playing ...
ummmmm, does the name change mean anything when you can look up the results with all of the other information that you provided? Or don't they provide hand history to tournaments?
While I&# ...
Yes really, because you want to avoid going broke at all costs. AK makes one pair hands most often. Very easy to have 2nd best. If you feel that you need to play, at least play pocket pairs where a ...
Usually from behind the empty chair. It's oddly frowned on to climb over chips and leave footprints on the felt.
For the first few ruonds, I'll play passive tight, and get as many reads ...
OK. I bought a book and it advocated the strategy I outlined there. I think I'll consign the book to the round filing cabinet.
(Interestingly, I posted the same question on that book's ...
I had a different fate w/QQ.
Just as we were about to goto $200-$400 (200 players left) I get QQ UTG. I ralse to $600. I had $3k plus. Everyone folds to one of the two agressive players who had ...
Really, with 20BBs (M>10) and the blinds not coming up for a few hands? You would go all-in in CO with Q9s to win less than 10% of your stack, especially with two giant stacks and three players to ...
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