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11-22-2007, 06:20 PM
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$200 Max 1/2 No-Limit Strategy Question...
Thanks in advance for your thoughts on this matter....
I am a winning no-limit small buy on-line player $10 Max, $25 max, $50 max online player 50,000+ hands 15.38 BB/ 100 hands. Venturing into the live games here in Detroit, playing the 1/2 $200 max game Asking for some input... The $200 max game usually has either massive limping, 50-60%, unraised pots... OR the bring in is usually $15-$20... The game traditionally never has an opening raise for less than $10 (5x BB) and often the "standard" opening raise is $15 (7.5x BB). So the play is like limp or raise $15 into a $1 small and $2 BB... Seems like a gross raise. My initial assessment is to "tighten" my starting requirements, and re-raise or open with this "standard ($12-15). Or Getting in on the limp festival when in late position and try to flop a killer. The game seems loose when all the limping is going on, and all pre-flop when the raises are $15 - $20... How would you all approach this kind of game? Thanks again for your thoughts... The_ Bowler _________________ The Bowler "The Enemy is anyone who gets you killed, no matter what side he is on." 
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#2
11-22-2007, 06:27 PM
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Re: $200 Max 1/2 No-Limit Strategy Question...
If you are winning 15PTBBs over 50000+ hands no one here is going to tell you anything you don't already know - or do you mean 15BBs i.e. 7.5PTBBs. If so then you're still an excellent micro player, should have moved up long ago, and should know how to exploit the fishy live game.
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#3
11-22-2007, 06:31 PM
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Re: $200 Max 1/2 No-Limit Strategy Question...
Your live opponents are generally going to play as bad as $10NL save a few exceptions. Limp with with your suited and unsuited connectors, small pairs and other high cards. Raise your good hands the standard open of 12-15. This is mainly for value as you'll receive plenty of action from weaker playing more than willing to give you action with hands like K4s. Most of your profit in a game like this is just going to come from relentless value-betting. Against most of your opponents trying tricky plays can be -EV as it will be lost on them. Overall play a solid game and get your money good and you'll do fine.
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11-22-2007, 07:00 PM
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Re: $200 Max 1/2 No-Limit Strategy Question...
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If you are winning 15PTBBs over 50000+ hands no one here is going to tell you anything you don't already know - or do you mean 15BBs i.e. 7.5PTBBs. If so then you're still an excellent micro player, should have moved up long ago, and should know how to exploit the fishy live game. [/ QUOTE ] Please enlighten me ... PTBBs? Using poker tracker... My options are BB/100 hands average or BB/Hour What stat is PTBBs ? And how to compute? Thanks for the info... The_Bowler
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#5
11-22-2007, 07:58 PM
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Re: $200 Max 1/2 No-Limit Strategy Question...
Under the preferences tab, you'll see the option "Treat 'BB' as for NL/PL As Big Blind Amt."
"By default, Poker Tracker treats the BB amount for NL and PL games as 2 times the big blind amount for the table. So, if you are playing at a NL table where the BB is $1, then the calculations that PT uses for BB/100 hands and BB/hour totals would use $2 as the bet bet amount. Some users have suggested that they would prefer that Poker Tracker just use the big bet amount by itself and not multiply it by 2 when doing these calculations..."
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11-22-2007, 11:01 PM
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Re: $200 Max 1/2 No-Limit Strategy Question...
Bowler
I have found that live gmes like this no one considers the blind and a standard raise being 3 X the BB I would play loose preflop and tight post flop Test the water and see if a $20 or $25 raise gets any respect an make that the standard raise and think of the blinds being $2/$5 Generally live play at this level is alot worse than online t this level If you are limping into lots of pots most of the table will think its the norm and wont really notice how loose you are
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11-23-2007, 12:05 AM
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Re: $200 Max 1/2 No-Limit Strategy Question...
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Under the preferences tab, you'll see the option "Treat 'BB' as for NL/PL As Big Blind Amt." "By default, Poker Tracker treats the BB amount for NL and PL games as 2 times the big blind amount for the table. So, if you are playing at a NL table where the BB is $1, then the calculations that PT uses for BB/100 hands and BB/hour totals would use $2 as the bet bet amount. Some users have suggested that they would prefer that Poker Tracker just use the big bet amount by itself and not multiply it by 2 when doing these calculations..." [/ QUOTE ] [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] Well - 15.38BB/100 (Unchecked) Equals 30.76/100 (When the box is checked) Either way, I am doing ok, and want to move up... The $200 max $1/2 Live game looks easier live than the same game online - hence my forays into live poker. The_Bowler
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