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They are planning to use Microsoft Meeting to give 'private lessons'. Wouldn't that technically be 'collusion' on m ost sites if they use it during 'real money' play?
Statistics: Posted by Calaziar — Fri Dec 22, 2006 11:41 am
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LOL I gave up long before I looked at the numbers - after 3 years I know when I'm playing like a donk and I don't need to drop 25% of my roll to 'prove it'before I stop..
and Ice the difference is that we play at Tribeca and the CR guys at UB. The classic CR style gets murdered at Tribeca for obvious reasons - mainly that pot building pre-flop and going ultra aggro in a pool full of CS and maniacs is way bad without having the hand to back it up..
Statistics: Posted by excession — Fri Dec 22, 2006 11:39 am
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Im definatley playing tighter than the CR video guys, but yet I get called on the flop constantly. I dont think they edit the videos, but it almost seems like they try to show videos where everyone just constantly lays down for them.
Statistics: Posted by iceman5 — Fri Dec 22, 2006 9:59 am
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Just because you watch cardunners you don't have to raise everything and try to take down as many hands as possible postflop.
Switching gears postflop is key, as soon as I see someone at my table who starts adapting to my raises and calling me down more light I tighten up considerably postflop against that opponent for a while, I CB a lot less unless I have a legit hand/draw and when I finally do hit and bet big I usually take down a nice pot.
When I have hit a legit hand and won at showdown I loosen up again and repeat above.
Some players will never adapt and fold to just about all my CB's but I often find 1 or 2 players at the table who starts calling me more often and start floating on me.
My variance is really not that much higher than before, I don't think it has to be.
Also I have taken out second barelling with complete air from my arsenal, at least when playing donks at PP.
Statistics: Posted by Cooper — Fri Dec 22, 2006 2:02 am
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