Reraised pots are a random roulette?

[AlexB81]

I would get some opinions about this because maybe i m missing something.
Is it possible to find some infos on the topic?
It seems every session is about if i win reraised pots or no all other things doesn t matter...and everyone seems committed with TPTK

[FoxwoodsFiend]

so if you never reraise or call reraises does that mean you'd break even minus the rake?

[stephenNUTS]

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so if you never reraise or call reraises does that mean you'd break even minus the rake?

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I like that analogy FWF
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[AlexB81]

No obviously but what matters most are the reraised pots.
Don t u agree?
And reraised pots are more easy to play for sure than raised pots with everyone committing with TPTK.

[MagicNinja]

yea i agree alex that is why there are pretty much the same numbers of players playing 3/6 and 50c $1, or if you go to a casino you will see as many $5/10 tables as $1/2 nl tables; the only difference is the players income level and who has been luckiest lately.

[ipokeder]

top top is a good hand

[AlexB81]

Playing reraised pots is better than not playing them but 100x seems more luck than skill and if u begin to fold TPTK in reraised pots u are dead i think.

[nhWPjstUnLKy]

i told you i have TOp TOP

[mrcoughman]

What's the deal with all these threads recently that are like
"What's the deal with reraised pots, isn't it all luck?"
or "What's the deal with calling down OOP, isn't it all luck?"

[AlexB81]

1)well explain where is the skill having QQ in a reraised pot and being committed with a flop without A or K?
2)Having AK and flopping K with opponent on AA or KQ is skill?I mean it s skill if he is on kq and unlucky if it s on AA?
....and so on...
Vs aggressive players just u can t fold and if u are running bad on reraised pots u will have negative sessions because it s where most of the money comes from
Instead of saying "no it isn t" or TPTK gogo...try to elaborate...if u can.