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| View Poll Results: Where do your winnings come from? | |||
| the majority of my winnings come from SD hands |
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9 | 69.23% |
| the majority of my winnings come from non-SD hands |
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4 | 30.77% |
| Voters: 13. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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In PT3, this graph is available in the graphs tab
Just filter for "won hands" |
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Honestly I would be pretty shocked if anyone on this forum were winning from non-showdown hands. I certainly don't. Partly has something to do with that I call down lighter than most, but I'm not really aggressive enough on later streets to value bet lightly enough to bluff in some spots.
There was a time where I was trying to improve these silly lines in pokerev, but I just gave up looking at pokerev because it mostly just turned into another excuse for playing badly. |
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this is where I was hoping this thread would go.
I spent about 4 months at the beginning of the year trying to "develop a more consistent winning style" by not having to depend on the majority of my winnings come from showdown. But then I realized for me a laggy, very aggressive big pot style in which I was bluffing a lot and value betting thin (increasing winning non SD pots while losing more SD pots) was not a good fit for me personally. I sucked at it and I lost a shitload of money trying to play a style that wasn't fun for more and felt unnatural. So then I went back to my nitty, 'get the money in when I am good' style, and got back to my normal ways. And since I table select pretty well and there are still lots of bad players willing to it in with the worst of it, I could be a winning player. And then I found PLO and fell in love with that game. I still like pokerev a lot, particularly as most of my profit comes from SD pots I like to follow how hot and cold I am running in SD pots. And it makes pretty graphs for omaha. |
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