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Originally Posted by OngBonga
Why does it matter if we're 200bb deep if we're folding a monster when he makes a stupid overbet shove? That's where I' m lost.
The idea is that those 200bb's are only getting in when we're well ahead of villain's range. It's not so much that we have a hand that makes a flush sometimes and a straight sometimes and there's a lot of money that we might get paid in those instances; it's just that we're going to outplay him in general (this particular player is going to let us get to showdown for cheap when we have a good hand vs a better but non-nut hand, he's going to turn his hand faceup a lot when he has a monster vs a good hand because he never bluffs, and he's going to let us bloat the pot when he has a marginal holding vs a found great hand for us).
Originally Posted by OngBonga
If the bottom of villain's range here is 9x, then yeah I obviously see why we're folding. But I've done this with AK twice recently, stupid fucking shove thinking I can push villain off his hand. And I' m still beating 25nl, despite my tendancy to spew now and then. This is a losing 10nl player, at least I assume he is with these stats. That's why I think this isn't the fucking nuts only.
You're leak (fwiw, mine too) is that you spew--over-playing some hands and thinking too many levels ahead of villain and trying to make sick plays. His leak is that he plays too passively and too face-up and too first level.
It's a fallacy to say:
Premise: Ongie would make x mistake.
Premise: This player's even worse than Ongie.
CONCLUSION: He's going to make x mistake.
You both have flaws in your game, but they are different flaws.
Originally Posted by OngBonga
Oh, and this...
How often does he have 33 and 97? 33 like never, that's standard l/c territory for a limp donkey. And 97 is a stretch.
These are obviously good combinatric points.
To quote good old Sherlock Holmes, though: "When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." I hate to quote literature in a HH analysis, but there's an undeniable logical to this point that makes it applicable. Sure, limp/callers don't usually open 33, but I certainly see them open 33 more often than I see them 10x overbet shove a river that improved top pair to a full house hand with AK.
This is kind of where m2m's coming from when he says that you should fold without thinking. The more you think "OMG, I can't fold to 3 unlikely combos, can I?" the more you talk yourself into making what is kind of an obvious fold from a level-0 thinking perspective lol.
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