Last night I put a guy all in on the turn after some early heat. He calls his entire stack with just the J[h] on a 3 to a flush flop. I had a set and was at least a 4:1 favorite (not counting my boat potential) and he knew I was ahead. He hit the heart. Huh?
Different guy. I limp UTG with KK. No callers and Villain in CO raises to $3. Button folds and I reraise to $15. He calls with AJo. Huh? Of course he flops an A.
Nutso.
I've had so many bad beats (about 15-20 in 1,000 hands), and the WORST luck, and yet I'm only down about 1 buyin. That shows you how bad they are.
Tim
Statistics: Posted by T-Rod — Tue Oct 04, 2005 9:07 am
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It feels almost exactly the same as the Party $25's were a year or two ago - maniac city - actually I'm only winning a few PTBB/100 as I keep trying to outmuscle them - old LAG habits die hard...
I reviewed my first 10,000 hands in PT last night and was a little surprised to notice that my starting hand selection in this environment should be even tighter than the one I use in full ring (less Axs and 1 gap connectors mainly). I had been over 30% Vp$iP - if I has just played the top 20% I would have made twice as much..
So it's discipline all the way for me now in 6-max until I get my PTBB/100 up..
Statistics: Posted by excession — Tue Oct 04, 2005 7:04 am
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2) Not really. You can use the auto import feature and use the "force import" feature right after the hand and then look it up in PT. Not great, but its the fastest way. I dont use this because at my skin, the mucked cards dont show up in PT.
3) A guy called my 5BB raise from the SB with K6s and then led into me with a K high flop tonight.
Twice in the past 2 days, Ive had a 11BB raise called by 3 people.
Gotta love the Swedes.
Statistics: Posted by iceman5 — Sat Oct 01, 2005 10:35 pm
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2) Is there an easy way to review previous hands played?
3) Does everyone make incredibly bad calls (like calling a 6bb pfr with KJo OPP)? Seemed like Party?
TR
Statistics: Posted by T-Rod — Sat Oct 01, 2005 5:35 pm
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