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Sheitan Canada. Apr 21 2007 08:46. Posts 4217 | | |
title says it all, always position on top 20 places but no places paid, donkeying my chips away for no apparent reasons or getting horribly sucked out.
I can grind NL10 then loose all my profit in 2,3 crucial hands, meh.All these little things stack up and the result is:
*drum roll*
BR = 130 bucks Weeeeeeeee !
From a healthy 600 where i can definitly place in sng, and performing good in cash games to a creepy 130 bucks. Whatever, im a realistic guy so i don't care much i need to change my plans my baby br is in danger now.
Anyway i had a question in FR games:
- Should i call a raise with a small pp ?
So far, it has been ev- to do so, i call a raise (lose like .50) and i hit trips 1 out of 7 times. so it means my call costs me 3.50 bucks. I never call raises from shortstacks. So now i hit my trips, i call on flop then c/r or bet on turn, usually deep stack goes away before i can make my 3.50 back. Sometimes he has a high pp and goes all-in, when i don't get sucked out i stack him and win 1 BI.
Now let's say villain can holds AK/AQ/AJ and misses the flop, i don't hit a set but i still win. I pushed a couple of times, they usually shove to scare me/or when they hold a higher pp. It ends by me getting stacked to AA/KK/QQ/JJ .
Any flaw in my reasoning ? I've been thinking a lot about this one but doesn't seem to find any answers.
So pp are ev+ to call when pf raise ?
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TianYuan  Korea (South). Apr 21 2007 08:53. Posts 6817 | | |
If your pocket pair does not make a set, CHECK/FOLD.
If you try to get him off overcards or float too much, you'll be spending more money without a set meaning the implied odds of your hand disappear (since we are not calling bets > 10% of their stack, if we suddenly start calling or raising on the flop when we miss our set it's basically the same as if called raises > 10% of his stack PF.. kinda). |
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