|
|
 Originally Posted by kmind
A7 hand is IP vs. the reg. I was at war with to clear things up.
i missed that. Reads on the pre-flop raiser would be good. I dunno, i don't like squeezing this type of hand too much - maybe cos i'm a full-nit most of the time.
If this is an atc squeeze then fine, depends on reads.
Originally Posted by kmind
This guy seemed reggy over a few hands
Originally Posted by kmind
Why don't you like the AT hand? I feel like he has a mediocre hand (midPP - weak Q) that he'll have a tough time continuing with.
I'm thinking about villain's pre-flop call 3-bet range. I realise that it's button vs blind, but the queens in his range aren't particularly weak, he is unlikely to perceive the club as a huge risk, he can easily have picked up a decent flush draw (note that you don't have blockers) that makes it even less likely that he's folding. Dunno, it looks as though he has a reasonably strong range after the flop call or thinks you're full of shit - maybe both.
re the money thing. I recommend (as per someone in your stats thread, can't remember who) withdrawing to leave yourself ok rolled at 25nl. Play some hands, move up when you are feeling good about it all. I don't know much about your play, but i get the impression that you play incredibly low volume 2-3-tabling. I'm pretty sure it's ok to 5-table 6-max 25nl, and the players are mostly going to be pretty crap there. Loads of people debate 25nl vs 50nl cos their return is the same until they get better at 50nl, so maybe you'll be able to make enough money? dunno, just seems like it's better to keep the money for yourself than kill your winrate by giving most of it away. Then again, i know next to nothing about you - if i'm out of line then I apologise.
|
