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so, here i am on a so-called regular day, im up like 6.15 over 1,213 hands and running 2.5PTBB/100 at the moment. im kind of in a crabby mood from this because of a few hands i terribly misplayed but at the same time i am happy because i am still beating the limits(god forbid i cant beat nl10, right?)
anyway, heres what i perceive to be massive crushing errors i made where i lost something like 100BB in each situation; i guess given how obvious the first and third are, i should be happy with my play today as long as i can correct retarded errors.
ive also noticed im developing some bad habits like floating around in unraised pots a lot more than i should be, although it seems to be kind of profitable to mine for sets and straights in nl10 because people constantly give you great odds postflop, raising for amounts like 10-25% of the pot very consistently. i need to kill this bad habit but i guess as long as im aware of it. and the damage it can cause, as below.
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/482462 (the millionth time i learn my lesson not to play connectors in the play-your-cards NL10 bracket)
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/482425 (arguably not a terrible fold based on only knowing that the repopper was a huge station with like 20VPIP 2PFR <1AF)
http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/482401 (as played i 4bet 3.30 or so and called allin, failing to improve against AA)
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SemPeR Canada. Jul 11 2008 18:04. Posts 2288 | | |
Keep it up I suppose.
I should note that if people are giving you good odds, you should take them. Just don't overplay once you've hit some mid pair on the turn or something.
1: meh. It can be profitable but there's really no need, esp if you don't consider yourself to be a sufficiently good postflop player (yet). I fold it all day. On the turn it's a cooler.
2: I think your fold was fine here given your read / oop. Board is getting scary and very few turn cards enable you to call a shove.
3: Cooler unless he was a giant nit. At which point you're still good to flat 3way for set value. |
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1. You overplayed the turn
2. I think turn was a bad fold
3. 3.3 is too large of a raise imo reads help in this spot basically to let you know whether you are +ev to get it in (4bet) preflop or if you are better of calling |
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