New Vid - $20nl - 3 tables

[1tripz1]

lol no its a sony viao thats about a year old. to be fair i had loads of stuff running in the background while recording, i tried to close some stuff that was quickly accessable but no luck. oh well, if you have a graphic on your speakers then cut out the low-mid, otherwise its fine [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[Milky]

What's up with limping UTG?

[1tripz1]

I dont know, i did it twice and hated it when i watched it back.

[MrWooster]

Just watched your vid, I used to play limit on betfair, there is not much game selection but its not a bad place to play.

Don't like the limping UTG, but that has been said already - otherwise, not much to comment on but then I am no expert, seems like a pretty solid game.

Thanks for the vid

[1tripz1]

319 views and not any proper feedback! come on pleeeeeease watch it and let me know what you think.

[f1sh4d1nner]

currently watching-

[f1sh4d1nner]

One particular hand you have ak off and get hu to see a 2-9-a flop with no obvious draws, maybe you should consider checking behind in posistion to induce a bluff/let villain hit one of his cards, because not many turn cards are scare cards for you and its unlikely your behind on the flop.

[Student Caine]

Ok, I watched it last night. Here are a few things that I saw/heard:

1. Limping UTG weeps. At 10NL my general rule is to raise any hand that I open with. If I dun wanna' raise it, I dun wanna' play it.

2. You raise to pot most often. I actually prefer a slightly larger raise to help isolate the action: 4xBB + 1 per limper...I will also toss in 1 more BB if I am UTG. I do not think that this is some gigantic leak, but it is something that I changed and I have been very happy with as I find that I can outplay most 10NL players postflop and I also think that the 10NL players respect a "more than pot" bet preflop and you can fold out hands like J4 s3wtEd.

3. Limper's tax 4tw!!1! Great move. I do this as well as a standard line. Obviously we need to be sure that we make it player specific, but I think it is a great line. It pays off huge when you get something like AA or KK as you will get plenty of frustrated players that stack off their TP to you postflop if you have been charging limper's tax.

4. Your laptop owns. It's like playing online poker in a B-17!

[gregorio]

Here are my thoughts

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56 suited limp from highjack. i fold this from that position, but if you play it, raise it. when you get rasied it is not worth calling OOP. you get about the best flop possible for your hand, and you still lose. suited connectors just don't play well OOP.


Don't like raising limper with 68 suited from button. Debatable whether to steal with that hand. I would never raise limper with it. Not a big thing, but when you do raise limpers, standard to make it 4xBB + 1BB per limper, which is $1 at your limit instead of $.90. You also raise a limper with K6s from button. I also don't raise this.

On JJ hand with QQx flop, you could c-bet smaller since smaller c-bet will get same result, and if you get c/r then you lose less when you fold. 2/3psb is def enough. same thing just happend when you had A4 in BB, raised SB limper, then c-bet >3/4 pot on 677 board and then had to fold to CR. If you cbet a little smaller, villain still folds same range, and you lose less when they represent trips and raise.

With AKs UTG, you say something like "i like people to know I have a hand so i raise it a bit more." Don't telegraph hand strength by size of pfraise. Not so bad here--I think you raise $.80 instead of $.70, so not big difference--but you want to be careful you don't raise one amount with certain hands, and another amount with other hands. Also, I cbet that flop headsup 100%.


In general, I think your c-bets are a bit large. They are usually >3/4 pot. You accomplish the same and risk less with 2/3-3/4pot c-bets.

I don't think you should always raise a SB limper with any hand in the BB. Or if you do raise it, raise it to at least your standard opening raise amount. Your raises from BB with SB limper are smaller than your open raises.

At the end, you paid the blinds on 2 tables and then sat out when you had button. Sit at the table until you're in a blind again and get some free cards.

[gregorio]

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One particular hand you have ak off and get hu to see a 2-9-a flop with no obvious draws, maybe you should consider checking behind in posistion to induce a bluff/let villain hit one of his cards, because not many turn cards are scare cards for you and its unlikely your behind on the flop.

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I was thinking this too, especially since you don't cbet 100% when you have position, so this check doesn't look too suspicious, and maybe someone will bluff turn representing the A after your check.