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wobbly_au   Australia. Nov 13 2011 04:44. Posts 6540 | | |
Basically with the current dynamic, there was no way he would flat a draw/monster on the flop. So the only time he flats is, Acehighs and 8X 3X or some mid pair.
On the turn when he raises its because he knows the made hand that he flatted is likely to be put into a tough spot on most rivers if he calls coz of my 2nd barrel so he decides to turn it into a bluff.
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AndrewSong   United States. Nov 13 2011 05:49. Posts 2355 | | |
[x] wobbly claims he has superuser read on yurasov
lol jk nice hand |
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wobbly_au   Australia. Nov 13 2011 06:00. Posts 6540 | | |
| On November 13 2011 04:49 AndrewSong wrote:
[x] wobbly claims he has superuser read on yurasov
lol jk nice hand |
The hand was obv me hitting a set in a 3bet pot and just close eyes call down  |
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Highcard   Canada. Nov 13 2011 10:05. Posts 5428 | | |
I am quite positive that no matter how you want to spin it, you are delusional to how many combos he can turn into bluffs here if you had Kx instead of 88 and it would be ALOT more -ev having Kx and calling down vs his range compared to 88. Stop pretending Kx is better calling down vs his play because it is not. |
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wobbly_au   Australia. Nov 13 2011 13:09. Posts 6540 | | |
| On November 13 2011 09:05 Highcard wrote:
I am quite positive that no matter how you want to spin it, you are delusional to how many combos he can turn into bluffs here if you had Kx instead of 88 and it would be ALOT more -ev having Kx and calling down vs his range compared to 88. Stop pretending Kx is better calling down vs his play because it is not. |
very bold statement lol. I think ur delusional and completely clueless as you were not even in the game or have ever played this high vs these types of players. I aint trying to spin anything. |
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wobbly_au   Australia. Nov 13 2011 13:12. Posts 6540 | | |
| On November 13 2011 09:05 Highcard wrote:
I am quite positive that no matter how you want to spin it, you are delusional to how many combos he can turn into bluffs here if you had Kx instead of 88 and it would be ALOT more -ev having Kx and calling down vs his range compared to 88. Stop pretending Kx is better calling down vs his play because it is not. |
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Baalim   Mexico. Nov 13 2011 22:43. Posts 34304 | | |
lol highcard have u even played a game with a higher buy-in than a big blind of this game? -_- |
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Highcard   Canada. Nov 15 2011 13:53. Posts 5428 | | |
| On November 13 2011 21:43 Baalim wrote:
lol highcard have u even played a game with a higher buy-in than a big blind of this game? -_- |
Yes and I have no care to take either of your words on thinking Kx with a weaker kicker is more desirable than 88, unless you are going to write out a detailed analysis. Because really, I doubt it is there. The amount of Flush combos compared to 8x bluffs and the added equity of having a fullhouse redraw to the times he has a flush, more than outweighs the times he turns weak SD + FD draw into bluffs and barrels off. I don't think this concept is even close from a total range game theory line. |
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wobbly_au   Australia. Nov 15 2011 20:24. Posts 6540 | | |
| On November 15 2011 12:53 Highcard wrote:
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On November 13 2011 21:43 Baalim wrote:
lol highcard have u even played a game with a higher buy-in than a big blind of this game? -_- |
Yes and I have no care to take either of your words on thinking Kx with a weaker kicker is more desirable than 88, unless you are going to write out a detailed analysis. Because really, I doubt it is there. The amount of Flush combos compared to 8x bluffs and the added equity of having a fullhouse redraw to the times he has a flush, more than outweighs the times he turns weak SD + FD draw into bluffs and barrels off. I don't think this concept is even close from a total range game theory line.
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total range theory line what??
o did i mention u were wrong? |
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