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11-13-2007, 10:03 AM
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Re: anyone who is reasonable at poker, please read and comment
Yeah, I always eyplain it like this:
One three-way all-in at NL 400 that you lose with AA or suck out with KK is a difference of $1200 = 150 PTBB. If you play 25 K hands it will make a difference of 0.60 on your PTBB/100 rate. And this is just one hand out of 25000 hands... 
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#2
11-13-2007, 10:28 AM
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Re: anyone who is reasonable at poker, please read and comment
Well, FWIW, this post gives me hope as I've been lamenting a 37k .25 ptbb run. And I know I'm making some glaring mistakes...working on correcting them... This game is just maddening! I consider Renton to be one of the best players at these higher levels, so if it can happen to him, it can happen to anyone. I didn't realize just how zany the standard deviations are for nl poker.
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#3
11-13-2007, 03:33 PM
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Re: anyone who is reasonable at poker, please read and comment
Grunching
I'm guessing you're 2-barrelling and 3-barelling little pairs raised in EP whilst trying to represent big pairs, and not getting away with it. You play the same people over and over? They may have you pegged on this. Also, are you pushing QQ preflop into tags? Where is QQ in your earner list?
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11-14-2007, 11:11 AM
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Re: anyone who is reasonable at poker, please read and comment
a couple of things stand out to me:
1) your WWSF% seems low. i play ~same preflop as you and have a slightly higher cont bet %, and subsequently a higher WWSF% 2) it appears if you play out of the BB, you are always 3betting. consider calling, c/ring many flops versus aggressive pf players.
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