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09-17-05, 02:35 AM
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Why not 3-bet the turn when you have a monster with two opponents already in for two bets? You'd be getting at least an extra two big bets into the pot (at 2:1 as well!).
If you're only beating 3/6 for 0.5BB/100 (hey I read 2p2!), I'd stick there until you can crush that game. Although funnily enough in my limited 6-max experience I've been beating 5/10 at a better rate than 3/6 (+310 BB after 3k hands compared with +120BB after 2.6k hands in 3/6). |
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09-17-05, 09:09 AM
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That was a turn cap I was calling. And my winrate is 1.42 BB/100 over my last 18k hands at 3/6. I just posted that 50k hand sample to get a feel for what people thought of my stats and to see if I could get anyone to tell me they thought it was variance.
I've got plenty of roll so I don't hate taking a shot at 5/10 right now.
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Get well soon, MCA! Last edited by PShabi; 09-17-05 at 09:14 AM. |
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09-17-05, 05:34 PM
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$5/$10 rules. You're going to kill it.
How did your session go? |
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09-17-05, 07:03 PM
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It's funny that you are now dabbling in 5/10 short, which I played for a couple of years. I've recently made the move (Well, dabbling) in 10/20. I'd be happy to sit at a 5/10 table with you sometime, if you're interested, and if you don't think that would be too bad for our EVs... You may benefit from seeing how I play, and likewise, I may be able to give you some tips if I notice anything.
Don't get me wrong, I would hope the flow of information would go the otehr way too - I'm always looking to improve. |
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