Fun at Full Tilt (LC)

[Kuso]

[Kuso]

[Stoneburg]

[Kuso]

[teknipper]

I do want I refer to as "slammin' pennies" of UB. I visit the PL $2 tables and raise every pot until it becomes an allin-fest. There is no appropiate strategy for the table. If you run a twodimes.net for 5 random hands against AAJ10ds, you are going to find that it isnt much of an advantage.

The only advice I would have in those situations is to not gamble with money that you cant lose, because it is gambling at that point, not poker.

Tom

[emmasdad]

[djhomeschool]

[Kuso]

welcome to btp, dj.

you were right in thinking that one could cherry-pick this table apart... the question is what is the best way to do it. the more i think about it, the more i think that high-oriented hands (big pairs, wraps, ds big cards, etc.) are the way to go. i actually came to a similar conclusion to ED that even the middle wraps are probably pretty good since your low could actually be good. regardless, it was a gamble.

related to tek's post, i wonder what kind of edge (percentage-wise) one could get being optimally selective against 5 opponents aipf. your fair % is about 17%, so would optimal play get you 20% on average? 25%? i wonder.

also, dj, what was the deal with the 3000 points? i have largely dropped out of the poker scene due to an overseas move and finishing my dissertation. was this some sort of ft promotion?

[djhomeschool]

[emmasdad]

[djhomeschool]

[Felonius_Monk]

5thstpimp used to play a bit on crypto and party too, know him a bit, pretty reasonable from what I recall. Leeloo was not great from what I recall on Party. I dunno the others.

[Kuso]

[Kuso]

[djhomeschool]

I don't like 6 handed or cap games that much.

I like that I make games exciting and fun, but no comments are made about my skillz.