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[skier_5]

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Your thoughts on 3-betting hands like 99-JJ?

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I generally don't do it unless I've been 3betting the [censored] out of the guy and feel like he's ready to play back light.

So basically history dependent.

[skier_5]

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havent read any posts in this thread. so sorry if this has been asked, prob hasnt tho

In your opinion who are the best 10/20 players on party? What about 25/50?

Also how often do you play the party 5/10 game?

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dunno the 25/50 game or the 5/10 game both of which i never play atm (or any party right now because i bustoed my bankroll there, again [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img])

never really knew the regs too well and havnt played the game in like a month+ so no names come to the top of my head.= for 10/20

[skier_5]

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prob because it wasnt the real gamble4you

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The B Buddy account is the real one then... g4u looking kinda fake [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] I guess the lack of responses leads to that conclusion [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

Did anyone PM the real B Buddy to come defend his honour?

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he did pull out a hh between gamble4you on ft and i that was very recent in that thread.

[Shizzle12345]

vs a 22/18, how bad did i play this hand??

http://www.pokerhand.org/?1705382

Basicly, he called in SB with K2s, so i have pretty big problems putting him on a range here...

[skier_5]

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vs a 22/18, how bad did i play this hand??

http://www.pokerhand.org/?1705382

Basicly, he called in SB with K2s, so i have pretty big problems putting him on a range here...

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just fold the flop, you're crushed by his range and his preflop range does not include many offsuit aces to semibluff with at all. He's not bluffing here 3 way, and if he is, it's not often.

Board: 8h Jh 3h
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 23.339% 20.41% 02.93% 5658 811.50 { AcJc }
Hand 1: 76.661% 73.73% 02.93% 20439 811.50 { JJ, 88, 33, AhTh, Ah9h, Ah7h, KhQh, KhTh, QhTh, Th9h, 7h6h, 5h4h, AhJc, AhJd, AhJs, AhTc, AhTd, AhTs, KhQc, KhQd, KhQs, KhJc, KhJd, KhJs, QhJc, QhJd, QhJs }

[Shizzle12345]

k thx, running hot hurts my game more as running bad. At least when running bad i analyze my play way more.

[jk3a]

Any tips/secrets to handling the swings of higher limits? I really don't mean the # of buy-ins, but the pure monetary amounts.

[skier_5]

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k thx, running hot hurts my game more as running bad. At least when running bad i analyze my play way more.

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I think that range is likely generous too and your actual equity generally being lower, but I could be wrong.

[skier_5]

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Any tips/secrets to handling the swings of higher limits? I really don't mean the # of buy-ins, but the pure monetary amounts.

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imo, the only real way to get used to it is to win for a while/go on a heater at those limits. It's always gonna feel like a lot of money until then.

[pdoran10]

I've got a couple questions that I would love to hear your answers to.

First off; What are your thoughts on the major differences is MSNL games ranging from 2/4 all the way up to 10/20? From my limited experience and observation it seems like there is just a smaller and better player pool with less fish the higher you go and that you need to be able to exploit other good players leaks as you move higher rather than just preying on fish. Obviously table selection is huge too. Would you say this is accurute? What might you add to this?

My other question is, regarding the difference between Stars and FullTilt. What are your thoughts on any general diferences in how the games play between the two sites and what are your thoughts on the player pools for 3/6 and above for each site? (if you are comfortable sharing)