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Today during my session I got a huge bad beat, and i just closed the table and continued to play as nothing happend, no nervous, no tilt. Some time ago i got nervous for any lost penny.
I'm playing more tables now, 4 now, 5 before the bad beat. Using my "1 table/20 dolars" system. Playing more tables is forcing me to play bigger sessions. when I play 2 or 3 tables, when i win a a small pot i used to end the session, this made me play varius small sessions a day. Playing 4 and 5 tables, winning a small bet hardly compensate the other tables blinds, and stuff. Since i have to pay attention in more tables, time pass much faster.
I decided to stop posting like a girl too, but this is not a blog only aboout poker, it's about personal growing. Ok, really stoped now.
Some hands:
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/175676
Bad beat, no tilt
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/175276
I liked this hand, i knew he was going to bet flop.
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/175647
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Don't know if it is good. Maybe fold river is the best option.
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KingKory United States. Apr 16 2007 15:30. Posts 2083 | | |
You probably should have gone broke on the flop.
Gotta put some pressure on him with only 9-high. He could easilly have the naked Ks/As, and you're giving him a great chance to draw. Going broke on the flop/turn isn't all that bad. |
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stop putting result oriented comments for your hands
#1 ure going to call any bet
#2 u like it because u hit a set
#3 bad beat he could easily be trying to take down the pot with utter crap |
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I don't totally agree that my coments are result oriented
#1 agree.
#2 I like my check raise, if i din't hit the set i would probably fold
#3 thx for tips, both of u =) |
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tachyonweb United States. Apr 16 2007 18:06. Posts 290 | | |
your statements are getting more ridiculous
you would fold JJ on any flop if you didn't hit a set? First off, I hope that's not true. Second, even if it IS true, you're not getting any implied odds by calling pf for set value because he is SHORTSTACKED. Therefore, even though it worked this time, it is NOT +EV to call for set value here. |
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| | On April 16 2007 17:06 tachyonweb wrote:
your statements are getting more ridiculous
you would fold JJ on any flop if you didn't hit a set? First off, I hope that's not true. Second, even if it IS true, you're not getting any implied odds by calling pf for set value because he is SHORTSTACKED. Therefore, even though it worked this time, it is NOT +EV to call for set value here. |
not any flop, but a flop that is Q, K, or A high i'll probably fold. I still don't know how to play these hands.
hand #1 I'm drawing dead, to use the right expression (i guess) 
Choobpoker, i'll try some SnG sometime. |
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