Test_Eagles
09-23-2007, 07:46 AM
Hi guys, first post over here, heard a lot of good things about the place so hoping I can learn a few things here and maybe help out some people myself /images/graemlins/smile.gif
My first problem is with one of my most common things Ive found reguarly causing problems in my game, that is firing the second, or even third shell.
I posted a thread over on carplayer AKo Hand (http://forums.cardplayer.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=52565) where I basically posted a pretty generic hand.
I raise PrF from EP with AKo, miss a fairly standard flop with a f.draw, cont bet and get called.
So I fire the second shell, which is quite a big bet at this point (20BB)'s and slowly, get called again.
River blanks and I get stuck with a monster pot and AK high, stuck wondering whether my opponent has a busted draw.
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The consensus of the responces was that generally, not only should I not fire the third shell, firing the second is usually a bad idea.
This is something I do often, apparently too often. I was just wondering if the consensus here is the same that it's generally a bad idea to fire the second shell OOP when you've missed it all. If so, Is this only because it's microstakes? Would 0.25/0.50 make much difference?
My first problem is with one of my most common things Ive found reguarly causing problems in my game, that is firing the second, or even third shell.
I posted a thread over on carplayer AKo Hand (http://forums.cardplayer.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=52565) where I basically posted a pretty generic hand.
I raise PrF from EP with AKo, miss a fairly standard flop with a f.draw, cont bet and get called.
So I fire the second shell, which is quite a big bet at this point (20BB)'s and slowly, get called again.
River blanks and I get stuck with a monster pot and AK high, stuck wondering whether my opponent has a busted draw.
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The consensus of the responces was that generally, not only should I not fire the third shell, firing the second is usually a bad idea.
This is something I do often, apparently too often. I was just wondering if the consensus here is the same that it's generally a bad idea to fire the second shell OOP when you've missed it all. If so, Is this only because it's microstakes? Would 0.25/0.50 make much difference?