QJs level 1, $320 stuper

[Sherman]

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and it is mind boggling that anyone who has spent 10 mins reading about poker open folds this at any pos pf


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You are my least favourite poster in MTTf. How did you learn to play your game, did it all suddenly fall into your head? Stop being a dick, stop berating people who are wrong. And help them improve instead. Seriously, what is wrong with you.

And I don't know about against the field in this tourney, but I can tell you that in a micro stakes tourney, raising QJs UTG 9-handed is a losing play in the long run. Period.

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All true.

[0evg0]

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And I don't know about against the field in this tourney, but I can tell you that in a micro stakes tourney, raising QJs UTG 9-handed is a losing play in the long run. Period.

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look at stacks lol

[nath]

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And I don't know about against the field in this tourney, but I can tell you that in a micro stakes tourney, raising QJs UTG 9-handed is a losing play in the long run. Period.

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look at stacks lol

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If I had more time I would PM you because they're right about your posts

[Fiksdal]

110 bbs deep, so what? Extremely rarely you flop a huge made hand. Sometimes you get 3-bet and have to lay it down. Sometimes you flop a Q/J high flop, and get reverse implied odds against AQ-AJ-KQ-KJ. Sometimes you flop a draw and that might create a marginal profitable situation if you find sufficient fold equity, exptressed odds or implied odds. Sometimes you get at flop 9T8, you lead for 3/4 pot and everyone folds.

This is a complicated EV calculation with endless factors, but against loose players, no matter how bad they are postflop, raising QJs UTG even with 10bbs is -EV according to my instincts.

[0evg0]

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And I don't know about against the field in this tourney, but I can tell you that in a micro stakes tourney, raising QJs UTG 9-handed is a losing play in the long run. Period.

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look at stacks lol

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If I had more time I would PM you because they're right about your posts

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go enjoy coachella and IM me later to tell me what a bad meanie i am.

as for this:

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110 bbs deep, so what? Extremely rarely you flop a huge made hand. Sometimes you get 3-bet and have to lay it down. Sometimes you flop a Q/J high flop, and get reverse implied odds against AQ-AJ-KQ-KJ. Sometimes you flop a draw and that might create a marginal profitable situation if you find sufficient fold equity, exptressed odds or implied odds. Sometimes you get at flop 9T8, you lead for 3/4 pot and everyone folds.

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the part where people sometimes fold when you flop the nuts made me lol. nh, but come on now

[Red Zone]

Would someone explain to me the logic of check/calling the flop. I would bet 90 on the flop and fold to a raise. If I checked the flop I would fold to a bet; unless the botton was a habitual bluffer, then I would consider a check/raise on the flop. Check/calling the flop is the last thing I would consider.

[hamnegger]

i think raising to 80 makes no sense. why to push out all hands except the ones that kill us. its round one its a speculative hand why is a limp so bad?if raised to 100 we can stil see a flop. if we flop a draw multi way it can be a nice pot. if i raise to 80 and guy makes it 350 im folding wout seeing a flop. I DONT LIKE TO PRICE MYSELF OUT OF DRAWING HANDS WHEN STACKS ARE DEEP. if the blinds were 100-200 then im open raising here.

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check call

[hamnegger]

i now lead for 300 and charge him to redraw

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I DONT LIKE TO PRICE MYSELF OUT OF DRAWING HANDS WHEN STACKS ARE DEEP.

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lol contradictionaments <font color="white">aejones, i want my throne back </font>