4-of-a-Kind
Join Date: May 2006
Location: surfing in a room
Posts: 2,188
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Those are good points regarding ego and attitude. I dont feel so bad for having my ego crushed when I do stupid things, b/c usually I acknowledge my own failure and try to learn from them (sometimes with little success). Whats bothering me the most (and the following might sound v stupid, but has been the my main tilt-theme for years) when I technically own people just to have them drawing out on me. Usually it´s when I succeed in provoking over-adjustements and then have them outflopping/drawing out on me. Anyways, I need to come clear, that I am in fact a minor small stakes fish. I am not running worse than others are and am not playing as good as I wished I would. Most of the pressure I feel on my chest when playing is essentially a result of poor bankroll management.
Regarding above hands and comments, in situations like #1 I flat a lot preflop, since very few people respond with more than KK+ to someone 3betting their UTG raise oop. That guy however proved to has more aggro than most. Guy in #2 is repping v thin and more importantly, has basically commited himself with his retarded sizing.
#3 Is interesting as the villian showed up with the bottom of his range (As5s). Given that his range consists of many many weak made hands, he could have a couple of nut hands and we have some sort of a redraw vs sets, straights and two pair I agree that both c/c and c/f are better options than c/r. These spots are important as those type of players who auto floats any flop and bet 90%+ turns when checked to can exploit me heavily, when I treat them like the average TAG whose flop calling range is way stronger. Im just not sure,where to draw the line between c/c and c/f. #4 is pointless as we´re virtually never folding the second nuts, #5 is just a huge cooler. Given that combos of JJ are cut in half Im fairly sure he has got KK 75% of the time. Indeed he had and rivered a set which made me wanna cut myself.
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