K-Qs calling Ace high flop

[Rocco]

M = your stack/ BB + SB + antes. It's essentially a measure of how many orbits you can survive before being blinded out. You need to read HoH 2 to get a grip of this concept. It's VERY important and teaches you how to change gears when your M reach different levels.

Enough of that. Why don't you just raise and punish his pathetic limp? He'll probably fold if you make it 800. The way you played it, you must fold when he bets the flop. Don't try to overthink this situation.

[Thundercat32]

Rocco, point taken, agreed

[greg44]

There are some parts I like in that section and some I hate. One thing I hate is he gives practically no examples on how to adjust your play when going down in levels (except for folding low pairs and connectors in EP and to raises for yellow zones etc...) But what about the other hands? He doesn't say anything about that, I only hope volume 3 has a few problems with this. He does give an example about someone opening a pot from UTG w/ AT saying that player "knows what he's doing." And I think that can be very wrong even if you do not have a "healthy" chip stack. He talked about this in the orange zone where people will just play back at you (you have like 15 big blinds in this spot) and you will have to fold. I learned WAY more from these forums then I did from HOH I or II.