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ArcticKnight
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02-07-2005, 06:09 AM
Post subject: Confession Time - let's all post
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Thought it might be intertesting if we posted the hands that we know we overplay, but don't care anyway...
Hands I play in positions where I "KNOW" I shouldn't ( and I have no intention of stopping - lol).
K-10s (especially clubs - they look so powerful lol)
A-9s and A-8s (these are not weak , they are medium -lol)
10-8s (on the button and SB)
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Fnord
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02-07-2005, 06:38 AM
Post subject: Re: Confession Time - let's all post
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You're too bloody tight man.
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K-10s (especially clubs - they look so powerful lol)
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Will limp it UTG in most games worth playing. Sometimes raise UTG just because I can.
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A-9s and A-8s (these are not weak , they are medium -lol)
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It's a pretty playable hand, partiularly in a loose game.
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10-8s (on the button and SB)
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Used to play it a lot and lost money with it. Now I'm a little more careful. T9s and JTs are such better hands...
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elipsesjeff
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T8s easy call from SB; takes a good 4 people in the pot for me to play.
Unless I'm at Pacific...then i play it UTG....
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rorix
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midpair
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Trikflow77
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Full House
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Joker-10 man I love that hand....its always suited
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gabe
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I play KJo too early sometimes.
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Fnord
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I play KJo too early sometimes.
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Now that is a serious leak.
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ChezJ
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Full House
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i can't seem to kick the QJo habit. i look at the crap the fish keep showing down and i think, there can't possibly be an AQ/KQ/QQ out there. as if their looseness had anything to do with the laws of probability. then i flop a Q and fuck myself into oblivion. you would think i'd learn after the 100th time but no.
it's weird because i don't play KJ or KT or even AT out of position. but i keep doing it with QJ. i guess it is the connectedness that appeals to me. i play JT too often as well.
ChezJ
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Chicago_Kid
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Full House
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I play KJo too early sometimes.
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Now that is a serious leak. |
Yeah, guilty as charged here. I was checking my hand-by-hand profits a couple weeks ago, and I think this was my MOST UNPROFITABLE hand along with KTo. I think I was trying too often to limp in from early/mid-position, get raised and call. Or, I sometimes raise in late position and get kicked in the nuts by a KQo limper in early position. Working on this...
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Chicago_Kid
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Full House
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I also have trouble with low-mid pairs. I know the implied odds are good, but not that great when out of position. I get caught limping early and end up calling raises....33, 44, 55, 66.
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Zinnsoldaten
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I also have trouble with low-mid pairs. I know the implied odds are good, but not that great when out of position. I get caught limping early and end up calling raises....33, 44, 55, 66.
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I used to have that leak as well. No I usually toss them EP or MP (FI) only to see would-be-quads amongst insane betting and think: over time, this is beneficial... 8-)
Today I was playing w/ a LAgg who re-raised a 55, capped a 44 pre-flop and won both 
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Ayce
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Axs even against a raise.
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Chicago_Kid
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I also have trouble with low-mid pairs. I know the implied odds are good, but not that great when out of position. I get caught limping early and end up calling raises....33, 44, 55, 66.
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I used to have that leak as well. No I usually toss them EP or MP (FI) only to see would-be-quads amongst insane betting and think: over time, this is beneficial... 8-)
Today I was playing w/ a LAgg who re-raised a 55, capped a 44 pre-flop and won both |
Yeah, when you hit, it can be juicy, esp. against TPTK. However, in limit I don't think the payoff is good enough. Working on plugging the leak.
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