[TxRedMan]

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Also,

This guy has 22 posts in almost a year, and some of you bash him when he makes a strat post? The hand may not be the most interesting, but he is obviously trying to learn cash games.

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Or maybe its because people who have 22 posts and who don't regularly play high stakes aren't supposed to post in HSNL- and when they do, they are expected to post hands that don't suck, and not spazz out and retaliate when people critisize their play. This type of post is way too frequent nowadays. Where did the forum we all learned to play 22/17 from go? lol

srsly

-Jeff

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You're an idiot. Go back to the swingset. FTR, it says nowhere in the HSNL sticky, nor is it the commmon consensus that this type of hand shouldn't be in HSNL.

I agree that it's a relatively simple spot that has a couple different lines, but instead of offering a line to OP or a definitive answer, you trolled the thread with elitist bull [censored] then tried to defend it by saying OP retaliated and spazzed out, which, he didn't.

I dunno if I should make such bold statements to a guy who works out 2-3 hours a day on the jungle gym, i'd hate to get a stats request for a ten kay yo invite.

All,

This thread is a far cry from some of the [censored] threads that show up in HSNL. This thread isn't worthy of 10 pages of strat discussion, but it's not deserving of ActionJack's response, either.


OP-

I'd lead the turn, and usually fold to a raise. A lot of players will float you here then bet the turn when checked to expecting you to give up. I'd have to have a lot of specific history with someone to check/call the turn and (probably) check/call the river.


-Tex