Why NL is killing limit. - Page 8

renereal · #71 04-04-2007, 07:56 AM

to me good no limit players get fustrated in limit because there skill advantage is weakend in limit because for one example you cant make the flush and straight chasers pay as much to make a mistake. In limit chasers can chase for as low as one bet on the flop to draw to there flush or straight if they miss that they can draw again on the turn for as low as one bet and if he misses he is done with the hand he just lost 3 or 4 Big Blinds and if he gets his draw your out of luck . In no limit you can make him pay atleast triple that amount on the flop about 10 times the size of the big blind, then make him pay about 20 - 30 big blinds on the turn. So you see one example of these little fish that can get away with it in Limit but pay heavy in no limit.

runout_mick · #72 04-04-2007, 10:26 AM

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play you in what game?

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I'm pretty sure he means poker.

Invent a new variation, whatever rules you want.

He'll play.

TMTTR · #73 04-04-2007, 12:31 PM

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to me good no limit players get fustrated in limit because there skill advantage is weakend in limit because for one example you cant make the flush and straight chasers pay as much to make a mistake. In limit chasers can chase for as low as one bet on the flop to draw to there flush or straight if they miss that they can draw again on the turn for as low as one bet and if he misses he is done with the hand he just lost 3 or 4 Big Blinds and if he gets his draw your out of luck . In no limit you can make him pay atleast triple that amount on the flop about 10 times the size of the big blind, then make him pay about 20 - 30 big blinds on the turn. So you see one example of these little fish that can get away with it in Limit but pay heavy in no limit.

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Are you a troll or just brain dead?

It is the fish that think like you that make me sit down at the NL tables occassionally where it is clear that I can steal money.

And you don't speak no good english too neither.

I dunno · #74 04-04-2007, 01:32 PM

I [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] this thread. The number of ignorant statements made with no backing make me feel very good about my potential to continue being a winning poker player, (which may or may not include all-in holdem).

Dromar · #75 04-04-2007, 07:18 PM

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In limit chasers can chase for as low as one bet on the flop to draw to there flush or straight if they miss that they can draw again on the turn for as low as one bet and if he misses he is done with the hand he just lost 3 or 4 Big Blinds and if he gets his draw your out of luck . In no limit you can make him pay atleast triple that amount on the flop about 10 times the size of the big blind, then make him pay about 20 - 30 big blinds on the turn. So you see one example of these little fish that can get away with it in Limit but pay heavy in no limit.

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So, in NL, they can't fold to your big bets?

Rethink this whole post and question every statement you've made in it.

renereal · #76 04-04-2007, 11:38 PM

There not very big bets there bets that are just right. There not small so as to let your oppenet draw cheap and there not big to scare your opponent. there some were in between . Its to complex for me to explain it all here by the last poster statement he seems like he is a limit player, he cant fully grasp the concepts of no limit. Go read a few no limit books and maybe you can understand somewhat about the NL game thats if you have the guts for no limit if not stick to the limit game

Gonso · #77 04-05-2007, 12:02 AM

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Its to complex for me to explain it all here by the last poster statement he seems like he is a limit player, he cant fully grasp the concepts of no limit.

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How many times are you going to make rediculous and baseless claims that LHE players "can't handle", "can't grasp", or "don't have the guts to play" NLHE? You've done this how many times now?

I know from your other posts you've struggled playing limit. I'd guess that's because you disregard the complexities of that game - there's a lot more to it than counting outs.

You might also want to consider most non-HE games are in fixed limit formats... there's more to poker than NLHE.

zooey · #78 04-05-2007, 12:22 AM

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[...] Its to complex for me to explain it all here [...]

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It's the theory board. If you feel like buttressing your arguments with data and analytical reasoning instead of arrogant hand waving, no one will laugh at you.

Even if it is "to complex" for some of us to follow.

best,

zooey

I dunno · #79 04-05-2007, 01:04 AM

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There not very big bets there bets that are just right. There not small so as to let your oppenet draw cheap and there not big to scare your opponent. there some were in between . Its to complex for me to explain it all here by the last poster statement he seems like he is a limit player, he cant fully grasp the concepts of no limit. Go read a few no limit books and maybe you can understand somewhat about the NL game thats if you have the guts for no limit if not stick to the limit game

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Please post more, I am learning so much from you.

I dunno · #80 04-05-2007, 01:09 AM

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Its to complex for me to explain it all here by the last poster statement he seems like he is a limit player, he cant fully grasp the concepts of no limit.

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How many times are you going to make rediculous and baseless claims that LHE players "can't handle", "can't grasp", or "don't have the guts to play" NLHE? You've done this how many times now?

I know from your other posts you've struggled playing limit. I'd guess that's because you disregard the complexities of that game - there's a lot more to it than counting outs.

You might also want to consider most non-HE games are in fixed limit formats... there's more to poker than NLHE.

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I believe he's tried that WTF, complex strategies don't work in this stupid game