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07-22-2007, 06:59 PM
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Re: My first PT results ever
Sample is way too small to give decent feedback on ruddy. Also, what level are you playing? Is this 6-max or full-ring?, etc ,etc
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07-22-2007, 07:04 PM
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Re: My first PT results ever
the pic is rly bad haha how do you post a pic directly on the forum. am playing $.10 FR atm. i think i complete in the SB alot as well i complete with all but the worst is this bad ui just look at it as pot odds is this wrong. sorry to be a noob just wanted to plug any leaks before i sink
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#5
07-22-2007, 07:15 PM
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Re: My first PT results ever
The thing with completing in the SB is that it is not just about the immediate pot odds. You have to ask "how much am I going to lose if hit a decent hand after the flop".
For example, you complete with 83o. The best you are likely to flop here is bottom 2 and that will only happen 1 time in 50. Now if no one else flops anything you will probably just win a small pot. However, bottom 2 can so easily be counterfeited or overtaken by drawing hands that you could make a very expensive 2nd best hand. Ask yourself, would you limp with this hand on the button? If not then you certainly don't want to be completing with it in the worst possible position on the table. Try to restrict completing to hands which can make the nuts. For that reason 65 is a much better hand than Q6.
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07-22-2007, 07:22 PM
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Re: My first PT results ever
sample size is way to much to know anything at all. but fwiw...
You're not aggressive enough preflop You're not aggressive enough on the river, though that is likely because of the small sample size You complete the sb way way to often. Your W$WSF is not high enough because you're not aggressive enough. You don't fold your sb or bb to steal often enough. You call down to much. Your stats are those of a calling station and not a TAG.
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