SSNL POKER [cheese] thread April

[shpanko]

pdoran, that first hand is hawt. Marry me

[pdoran10]

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dude pd, check that turn on the second hand.

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so true! lol, too bad my mind doesn't work well all the time.

[wrschultz]

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dude pd, check that turn on the second hand.

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so true! lol, too bad my mind doesn't work well all the time.

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I bet here 100% of the time, but I am very likely wrong here. Why check behind? Clearly the guy is a massive donk so it seems like we don't want to let any cards fall that could possibly kill our action. No matter what he has, he doesn't have very many outs usually, so giving a free card obviously isn't the concern.

[carnivalhobo]

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what % of the time do u guys 4bet AK vs a possible light 3 better?

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depends on IP vs OOP

close to 100% oop and something like 75% IP

[goofyballer]

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who is KnAbWoNsX on ftp?

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knabwonsx

knabwons x

snowbank x

Just throwing that out there...

[holyfield5]

ive done the calcs, very content at 1-2 for at least a few months, i dont even plan on taking a shot at 2-4 til i get a chance to get coached probably sometimes in june. need a bigger roll too for that fact, need to stop taking money out and get to 50 buyins by the end of may hopefully.

question to those who have been coached, what is the basic format of coaching? they sweat you and comment? you watch them and they comment? vary from person to person? those who have had multiple coaches which method do you prefer(so i can make a more education decision when that time comes)

[Sciolist]

Ok, so I have confused myself. Pot is $15. It's $15 to call. You only have to be ahead 1/3 times to make it neutral EV, right? You pay $15 three times ($45), you win once ($45). This sounds sensible to me, but I've been staring at Excel all day so far...

[Fly]

Who is LiquidHot?

[jonyy6788]

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Ok, so I have confused myself. Pot is $15. It's $15 to call. You only have to be ahead 1/3 times to make it neutral EV, right? You pay $15 three times ($45), you win once ($45). This sounds sensible to me, but I've been staring at Excel all day so far...

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you're calling $15 to win $30 ($15+15)...30:15

2:1 or 33% ya

[goofyballer]

I may write a theory post on playing SmartNIT soon:



Beat: Took 3 months to play those hands, I'm lazy [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]