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yea had my 1st breakeven session today. it all started pretty good. i was up 22$ until i got doomswitched and eventually had to stop the session after a 5BI downfall in a matter of 3-4 minutes...
i will take sanai's advice and do this: "Stay on Stars till $500 while grinding NL10. Switch to FTP, get bonus, get rb, play NL25."
couple of hands im unsure of:
medium overpairs! played correctly against "normal" NL5 players?
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bonus hand! can i get away from this? this lead me to stop the session... 
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btw. how do i put my hands into spoiler tags?
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barbieman Sweden. Nov 04 2009 07:11. Posts 2132 | | |
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That FH vs quad hand is disgusting...Not sure about laying down the jacks, but I guess the check raise is pretty scary. |
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Sanai United States. Nov 04 2009 09:27. Posts 643 | | |
If you raise flop in hand 2, I think you have to bet turn to protect your hand. Personally (depending on the villain's stats) I'd just call down flop and turn. |
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N3CR0S Czech Republic. Nov 04 2009 10:16. Posts 279 | | |
#1 - depends on villain
#2 - you definitely have to bet/fold this turn
#3 - standard cooler |
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TianYuan  Korea (South). Nov 04 2009 12:20. Posts 6817 | | |
Hand 1 - bigger on turn. Also, define what a normal nl5 player is? A complete fish or one of the nitty regs? Ez fold if nitty reg.
TT hand I don't like to c/r that much, I would rather lead, because I think c/r:ing puts you in an awkward spot where you aren't sure what to do vs a 3bet, whereas if you lead you'll probably get 3 streets vs any pair. Once you c/r the flop I would bet the turn, because the queen doesn't actually change anything.
KQ hand is just a setup, there is literally nothing you can do, what so ever. |
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#1 Depends on the opponent as stated before.
In further detail he may have flopped a straight, or had pockets, or hit two pair. I don't think he would have called the raise preflop if he just had two single low cards though. I personally sometimes re-raise people when they bet $1, depending on the table cards. They may be attempting to bluff me out of the pot. I'd say it happens every 2 out of 3 times. (At micro tables anyway) Since you had pocket jacks I probably would have called him.
#2 I would have folded as well. That Queen messes up your whole hand. If I knew he was a tight player. If he was a loose player I may have called. Once again its a tough call.
#3 was pretty brutal. I would have made the exact same moves you did. Don't take that loss to heart haha. |
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