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Home Game, were at the dealers choice part. Ive had a roller coaster night, start the hand with like 35ish, cover both villains (one is short) Playing follow the Queen 7 stud (Queen and card after are wild.) The action ends up being a 3 way all in. The hands Short Villain- Q333xxx Me- 99QT(which was wild)xxx Other villain- AAQQAxx THat sucked. [/ QUOTE ] "Cerebus hates 'cute' card games." |
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along with this monster promotion is some monsterously rigged [censored]
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showfl...e=0#Post6696213 |
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#513
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This earth is going to eventually stop spinning because of poor human decision-making [/ QUOTE ] No it wont. Does that make me more smarterer that youse two? |
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Home Game, were at the dealers choice part. Ive had a roller coaster night, start the hand with like 35ish, cover both villains (one is short) Playing follow the Queen 7 stud (Queen and card after are wild.) The action ends up being a 3 way all in. The hands Short Villain- Q333xxx Me- 99QT(which was wild)xxx Other villain- AAQQAxx THat sucked. [/ QUOTE ] EM ever play Half Pot Burn, loser ( or losers) at showdown fronts half the pot on next hand in addition to blinds. 7 card Holdem, 2 cards down, 4 cards up 1 card down. Ask Mosuave about the games we use to have. |
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Problem I'm having lately (any advice appreaciated):
I'm getting all in with non-nut hands against the nuts. The reason I started doing this is because so often people call off their stack (even tags) with top pair or two pair. So, a few examples from last night: I get all in with a set on a monotone flop against two opponents. I get all in with non-nut flush hands on the river. I get all in with a straight against a full house. In each of these situations, my opponents are slowplaying. Two of the flush hands they checked to me on the river. So I'm in a bit of bind, because I try to push any edge since people call with so little often. I hate to play scared or nut peddle, but my approach lately is costing me mucho buy-ins. |
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I'm getting all in with non-nut hands against the nuts. The reason I started doing this is because so often people call off their stack (even tags) with top pair or two pair. [/ QUOTE ] Variance is a bitch, isn't it? |
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#517
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I think I've become more agressive than i was, say, 6 months ago when I didn't commit my stack with the 5th nuts. Also my winrate was higher then (I think). It's just that, in those 6 months, I've seen so much junk that people call off their stacks with that I now push with many non-nut hands, which might not (or maybe might) be a good thing.
Even on the river - where I usually follow the religious mantra of "only better will call a push" - I now push with non-nut hands (usually I do so because opponent is a donk and I say to myself, "well, he would have bet if he had the nuts") maybe it's variance. i seem to go through this self-doubt, drop 5 buy-ins thing, once or twice a week |
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I rivered a Royal Flush last night at NL $50 on party. I've had straigh flushes before, but this was the first royal. I won $25 vs a short-stack who slow played their set on the flop, then min-raised my turn bet, and finally paid off their stack when I rivered the royal.
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#519
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dazraf,
We play some sick games too. Best is Probably themonuclear pineapple, with a river of blood. Home games can be fun when you have the quint aces, but suck when you have quad nines. |
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dazraf, We play some sick games too. Best is Probably themonuclear pineapple, with a river of blood. Home games can be fun when you have the quint aces, but suck when you have quad nines. [/ QUOTE ] Ya I hear you, I fell in love playing poker when I first started off playing dealers choice and Mosuave's parents now every game there exist. It's funny though I miss those days of playing nickel and dime PL with 50 cent max [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] |
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