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At the $1.25 level it's extremely important that you label who ISN"T adjusting for a shorthanded game, however. The A8-AJ range is going to get you into trouble fast if you don't recognize someone...

Thanks for the comments taipan, without a doubt I seem to be falling into the FPS of later limits instead of just sticking to simple ABC. I'll probably read over both sets of comments before I play...

I remember seeing a charted version of this on the 2+2 monthly release a while back. It had accompanying EV graphs that showed what happened to your opponent as they strayed from the optimal calling...

Thanks, I really appreciate the feedback.

1. Thanks for calling me out. I know not to do stuff like that but every now and then I get that sort of "draw cards, ok call" reflex even though I know...

Ok, I'll post up the notes and a few comments I had taken down on the tables to help out when reviewing. I feel like my early game is fairly solid, but later on I'm getting way too aggressive and...

Actually, depending on the level, a fair number of players are going to see a flop with that hand. Had you raised he probably would have just come over the top, which would have been better for you...

Unless you ended up HU or 3 handed with fairly passive players, I don't see justification for a feeler bet in practice. I understand the idea, but the hand doesn't really play out that way.
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$.10 SNGs? Those exist? Who runs them?

Assuming no typos, $1 should be very soft. I'm on the $3.40 turbos and next to no one understands position, value, their own cards, etc. I'm by no means...

Wow, much tighter range than I anticipated. I really need to get Wiz to put in the different stack sizes and see how it changes as the chips moved around, as I imagine that would make a big...

I played two PS $3.40Ts a little while ago, both of which were INSANELY tight passive tables.

If it's 5-handed, and everyone has an M<10, all with calling ranges something like KJ+, AJ+, 77+,...

If SB shoves 22+,A2+,K2+,Q2s+,Q6o+,J7s+,J9o+,T8s+,98s, according to SNGPT calling with AJo is -0.5%.

If SB shoves 44+,A7s+,A9o+,KJs+, calling with AJo is -5.7%. That's right, not -0.5%, -5.7%.
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I've been out of it for a while, but without a doubt list the level change, as that has a huge impact on the difficulty level.

If you're dealing with aggressive tables you DO NOT want to play back...

Two tabling definitely helps. Not only are you more efficiently using your time as your ROI will take a tiny, tiny dip if any, but you won't get bored as easily (though working on that is a separate...

It's also possible some of the player names are causing the converter to go cookoo. I know I had problems with certain symbols in player names and the output being cut off.

Action: GoW, and GoW 2 for sure.
Music: Guitar hero if you have any remote interest in rock.
Adventure: Beyond Good and Evil is a bit less known but outstanding game.
Strategy: Culdcept, think...

Play money tables are loose to the point of raising with 72o. That said, the only real "discipline" you can develop there is learning to press the fold button. Although... something could really be...

Both can be highly profitable in the right situation. You take the wrong job though and you work a lot more for a lot less.

Firstly, I've got to thank all of aok's wonderful posts. After giving them a serious read, I made it deep into these tourneys and had a pretty good shot at winning either one. That said, the...

This post and a few others of aok's have single-handedly made my MTT game a thousand times better.

I'll probably post up some select hands for comments later, but so far:

51/1397 $1.10 PStars...

KJ. Didn't see how that could be in his range, even at this limit. Regardless, glad to know my thinking was right along the way. Thanks for the input.

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.02 BB (9 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

Hero ($4.97)
UTG ($4.15)
UTG+1 ($4.47)
MP1 ($2.25)
MP2 ($2.93)
MP3...

So I ground out a decent double at the lowest of low stakes. .01/.02 and $1 tourneys. Started with $50, broke even for a bit, then dropped to $35 (the worst ends of every 70/30 + 80/20 I've ever...

Very long and hard fought 3.5 hours, $1.1 PStars, 15/611. Silly stakes, but I've been gone for quite a while and didn't want to move up to the next stakes just yet even though my BR is ready for it....

Ok, haven't played any hi/lo in a really long time so I just wanted some confirmation on the way the hand played out.

Messing around in an Omaha Hi/Lo freeroll and was a bit confused as to the winner of a hand. For the low side of the pot, which hand wins and why?

8,6,3,2,A

or

6,5,4,2,A

Many thanks.