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You also really need to know if there is a certain amount of barrels you can fire to get him out of a pot. There are certain passive players who almost 100% call the flop and then fold 50% of the...

With a random I would think the turn is a fold. As the agressor, he has K10+, sets, and big flush and straight draws. I would only call the turn if I had a very good read on him.

Patience might be a factor in all of this too. Find ways to control tilt, even if this is not it. You should still work on this constantly because some people, even pros, can become blind from the...

There are seven players left and the minefield stage is after the blinds raise. Also, I raised him 2k over on the flop. I was saying I raised it 3k total in the earlier post, sorry for the absence of...

The blinds were 500/1000 and I had 15k. The sb KNOWS I will be stealing with any two cards if he limps in, and has been betting out after the flop OOP if he hits anything.
The stack sizes ranged...

Without poker then there would be no amazing site. XD
So, mine would be: 1. Poker and the ability to learn it (I think that comes hand in hand)
and 2. flopturnriver.com

Yeah, I would of checked pre-flop since you are OOP, out of position. You will learn that position is very, very important in poker. It is where you make the most of every situation and end up with...

Ah, I am sorry. I was just really curious, I guess. XD

This HU action in the WSOP ME has been exhilarating so far, even though I wish Ben Lamb would of been one of the last two. Even so, this has been one of the most drawed out and grueling HU games I...

I think if he min raised to $.90 on the flop then on the turn when he checks you could bet around $1.50 to bring the pot up to $5.47, if he calls. Then on the river you can bet $3 to $3.50 without...

I think this is the best option. I believe he would flat call a min-raise and probably would c/c the turn still. This means you could probably get away with a bigger bet, more than $2.50, on the...

I knew that tan looked oddly suspicious...

I would 3-bet pre, 2k-2.5k, and if he flat calls behind then I would shove flop. If he 4-bets then I would tank it and think about past hands to see how wide his 4-betting range is.

I would bet 4/7 of the pot, personally, because that is such a wet board, and looking at the buy-in I am sure that most are amateurish and will probably call your bet with TPTK or a flush draw.

Warning, if you start playing as an agressor or rock, do NOT try mixing books like Dan Harrington on Holdem and a book from Gus Hansen together. As soon as I figure out what it is then I will have a...

I would smooth pre, c/c flop, and probably c/r turn or bet out, depending hugely if the turn is a card he would double barrel at. If you c/c the flop what percentage of the time is he going to...

Do you believe, while thinking about metagame, that he would bet made hands into him? I don't know the complete metagame for these stakes. :(

I enjoyed this read throughly.

Do you know if he is out on bond?

Would you ever consider 4-betting if this was the third for fouth time, then shoving the flop? (Also the 4-bet I was considering is maybe 900 to 1k)

Just curious for my learning, but what if this was his third or fourth time 3-betting, would you have made a check/shove on the turn? (Maybe considering a semi-bluff was trying to take it?)

The turn is basically a blank. The only hands I see him having are JJ+ AQ+. I would of folded as well because he is repping a high pp, but he could also be betting with a semi-bluff (AK, AQ of hearts...

No limit poker is much more popular among the population. You can usually find more NLHE games, which means more fish. (we all love that) ;)

If he bets the flop then he really won't get a lot of information he needs if villian floats. If villian raises after the call then it puts the hero in an awkward position where he is most likely...