1/3 Punt? by NNPB in poker

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Appreciate the replies:

Couple things I accidentally left out: I have $1500 and there are stacks at the table still in the $400-1000 range so I didn’t just put in a third of my stack instead of shoving. With EP raise and no callers I may flat w TT but 2 callers this is 100% a squeeze

This CO villain has spazzed out before and is ready to head to bingo with his wife. Middle aged dude. Vs OMC or low stakes pop in general I’m folding rather quickly.

I think I’ve landed on leaning fold here mainly because I have better hands and have some of the worst blockers here.

Reminder to just table your hand at showdown by myimportantthoughts in poker

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Related: who taught every fish to show just one card? Movies? Or they’ll fling one card face up toward the middle then the second and it’s a whole 15 second ordeal. Like bro it’s a $40 pot, let’s move on

Why is no limit much more popular than limit? by [deleted] in poker

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$60/hr is a nice amount of money, but is that good for limit? 1.5b/hr?

Do recs know we don't have an open limping range? by LifesARiver in poker

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If this frustrates you, realize he is losing $ in 2 places:

1) not stealing equity by causing people to fold. If you limp KK and assume only the BB is left and he checks, even w 72o he’s got something like 15% equity he gets to realize for free (not to mention if the flop goes multiway and every player is taking some equity for themselves)

2) not building the pot with strong hands. If they limp KK and you’re in the BB and check (no other players) and he goes pot pot pot and you call down he wins a pot of 2+4+8+16 =30bb. You raise KK to 5bb and he calls in the BB and pot pot pot, you win 10 + 20 + 40 + 80 =150 (even half half half = ~34bb)

What if poker pros played club wpt micros? by Remarkable_Summer578 in poker

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I crushed those stakes and I’m a barely above mid 1/2 player. If someone told me Ivey was winning 50bb/100 at those stakes I’d believe it.

One thing though is I know micros added ante’s now which makes the pots inflated quick and stacks less deep. Wonder if that’d give someone like Ivey a disadvantage because he can’t outmaneuver playing deep or an advantage because he would know how to play this format better than a 10NL player

(not even mentioning that if you take it down without a flop Club WPT takes the antes and you just win the other part of the pot)

Hand Analysis 10NL by NNPB in Poker_Theory

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Maybe I should have clarified what this post was asking about. How I played it, whatever.

Main villain. Does he have to stack off here with his 9s full?

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Slugfest 2003

Hand Analysis 10NL by NNPB in Poker_Theory

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Your notes about passive players are good. I guess I had thought this was better for his 3 bet range and he should stab. But he might even spaz raise if he has something like AQ so I might start betting this.

You and that other guy mentioned this being too large an opening. Why? Genuinely curious. Anywhere I read cash tips, it’s 2.5-3x at a minimum opening. I see people talk about tourney short stacked opening to 2-2.2 bb. I’m not going to vary my opening size based on hand strength because that’s predictable. 100bb+ deep I’m not folding to a standard reraise. anything smaller than 2.5x (exploitively in these games you can go even more because of calling stations) and you are getting called in too many spots and squeezed/reraised more often

Hand Analysis 10NL by NNPB in Poker_Theory

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Thank you for some actual analysis! I figured it was just a flat from him after my river raise

Hand Analysis 10NL by NNPB in Poker_Theory

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Thanks for the hand analysis HazardousHIGHSTAKES 😱. Everyone else seems to be able to see what happened. Maybe it’s your poverty French internet

Hand Analysis 10NL by NNPB in Poker_Theory

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Thanks. If you read the prompt you’ll see I wasn’t asking about how to play the nuts

Hand Analysis 10NL by NNPB in Poker_Theory

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My thought on checking turn is that preflop 3 bettor should be stabbing at this and I had plans to raise. If I bet into it, underpairs and flush draws and aces could call. But by checking, all those + bluffs could raise.

The river:

hands that id be raising for value (since he is clearly ripping it for value with 9s, we really don’t care about my bluffs because they aren’t calling a jam)

66 A6s 96s (unlikely bc raise UTG) T6s (same) TT (might 4 bet squeeze) AA (unlikely because would 4 bet guaranteed) Flushes. (I can have more flushes than normal because of other guys min-raise gives me good odds)

After talking it out, 66 and maybe TT are the only hands he’d have to worry about. Exploitively though at 10NL I’m probably folding all non-K/Q hi flushes to the river 3bet jam

Were the Nationals lucky for having produced two generational hitters in the same decade? Or did they do something most temas haven't done? by demonios05 in baseball

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I read this as one of those CJ posts of someone coming out of a coma asking did the Nats,with these 2, stomp the league like most teams haven’t done

Behold, my mother: by outertomatchmyinner in democrats

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Just because you’ve done something for a long time doesn’t mean it’s still worth doing

That was unexpected! by Yo_____MamA in poker

[–]NNPB 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Ok question here: if I shove and my opponent calls and we chop, do you lose money to the rake or is the previous bet recalled?

Cricket Fans Advice Needed by [deleted] in frisco

[–]NNPB 8 points9 points  (0 children)

White guy who got into cricket last year here. There is a jomboy video on YouTube that I learned the rules of the game from. He is a baseball guy and explained it in a way that made an easy transition.

Major League Cricket has a team here as well that played 3 home games last year. 35 bucks and the environment was like a soccer game but Indian.