Party Regs Thread

[tufat23]

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lol at him being the best. his flop float is absolutely terrible

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erm, not if he puts hero on 66. ducy

[tufat23]

btw the most annoying thing about party nl200 is all u idiots cheering in chat when u win pots. srsly, act like you've won before. i think i've been stacked maybe 4 times in the last 3 days when someone started saying stuff in chat, not as a flame but just YYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSS or phew or something. really. and its not fish, im talking about 20/18 regs who happened to just put std coolers on me.


oh and one dude 5-bet shoves KQ on me, wins says sry then sees i have TT and says nvm it was just a flip. keep thinking that kid, u were easily a 65/35 dog vs my range, never have me dominated and vs an unknown reg more like 74/26 vs the range

[traz]

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There is no doubt 200nl is aggro as hell right now. Anyone who plays 6+ tables regularly would know it

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I play 200NL regularly at the moment >6 tabels - played 400/600 before. Compared to it, the games are absolutly not aggressiv!

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I played some 400 this week...seriously, preflop, 200nl is way more aggressive, but postflop 400nl is more aggressive.

[Xanta]

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lol at him being the best. his flop float is absolutely terrible

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I dunno, a lot of regs are prone to c/ring A hi flops with air and then giving up on the turn, which is what I would have done had I not picked up 8 extra outs. The party games play such that I'm never not going to be 3popping with AJ+ pre, so I've either got air, a set, or the rare Axs for two pair which I don't call out of the blinds with too much. The c/r works because even though your range has a lot of air in it, most villains just groan and fold anyways.

The turn play is indefensible though.

[pikkupossu]

curse my party rep for not sending all the HHs i lose because of disconnects

why oh why does it take longer than 1d to retrieve 500 HHs.....

[Daddy Warbucks]

Just request the last 100 HHs through the client right after you d/c?

[jessica1994]

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lol at him being the best. his flop float is absolutely terrible

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erm, not if he puts hero on 66. ducy

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i think OP said that that's one of the only times he has c/r bluffed the flop. his range is way weighted to hands that want to be allin by the river.

[jessica1994]

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lol at him being the best. his flop float is absolutely terrible

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I dunno, a lot of regs are prone to c/ring A hi flops with air and then giving up on the turn, which is what I would have done had I not picked up 8 extra outs. The party games play such that I'm never not going to be 3popping with AJ+ pre, so I've either got air, a set, or the rare Axs for two pair which I don't call out of the blinds with too much. The c/r works because even though your range has a lot of air in it, most villains just groan and fold anyways.

The turn play is indefensible though.

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meh the flop flop play is only "not terrible" if he thinks hero will check/fold the turn alot. if hero can get tricky with a set and double c/r or something, his flop play is terrible, and turn is even moreso

[Josem]

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i think OP said that that's one of the only times he has c/r bluffed the flop. his range is way weighted to hands that want to be allin by the river.

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you fish. he made an awesome read, and just got unlucky on the turn/river.

pot odds.

[Tornado69]

how many of you regulars play at the bad beat tables ? I have never played at them as I think the amount of rivers you see in NL compared to limit makes it just useless extra rake going down the drain. How much is the rake for these tables ? 50 cents extra ?