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2 bottles of wine and a nice stack helps!!!

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  • N1CKN1CK Member Posts: 1,453
    edited April 2011
    i think hes sick to death with your bet sizing and how many times you have been politely told about it sort it out you tard pody lol
  • pod1pod1 Member Posts: 4,377
    edited April 2011
    i know its a problem nick, it is getting better honest!! looked back at some of my posts from last year and it makes me cringe., and for a player of his stature this bet sizing must look horrific, but there is still no need to be rude. i even have a posted note on my screen with "bet bigger" on it!! trying to go from a nitty trappy player into a "proper" cash player isnt as easy as i thought it would be. as you know i only started playing cash5mnths ago.
  • N1CKN1CK Member Posts: 1,453
    edited April 2011

    its still no excuse, good players such as him gain no benefit what so ever posting on micro threads, hes not here to make friends nor gain respect hes just here to get a few quid end of so when he gives free advice personally i would be making the most of it
    having said all that i do admit your betting is so much better than before but going back to the hand you bet the pot on flop and a few said that wasn't great but i think vs bad players its good your setting up the turn were you can get so much more money in but then you waste the opportunity,
    it might not sound much to you a couple of quid here and there but it makes a ton of difference at the end of the week/month/year whatever

    think about the times were you get your whole stack in behind AA vs flopped set and coolers etc, when you do hit big hands you need to get the up most max from it (you need to win more than you lose obviously), sometimes you get paid and sometimes you don't but over the long run you will make more money, DO NOT be worried about losing your customer more so vs bad players just try and get as much as you can in the middle, vs better players you can think about balance more but still go for the max you think you can get
  • pod1pod1 Member Posts: 4,377
    edited April 2011
    message received and understood, noone is more fustrated at this leak than i am i assure you. thanks again phil
  • N1CKN1CK Member Posts: 1,453
    edited April 2011
    also another thing, when you get advice don't just accept it just because its from a better player you need to fully understand their reasoning, some players just reply "i would 3bet" "that's a fold" basically they are inviting you to question them, ask them to justify their logic and keep asking questions till you fully understand, also it would be more constructive to post less hands and leave less advice on other players threads instead question the good players who post advice keep asking and keep learning
  • percival09percival09 Member Posts: 3,804
    edited April 2011
    Ok, The Don ....

    You think opening the button every hand no matter what 2 cards you have is profitable and i quote 'because of theamount of times we outflop our opponents who wont fold' ... you hit a flop statistically 1 every 3 times, therefore we cannot assume that this is a profitable move, at all. And the fact that weaker players wont fold probably makes me more likely NOT to open the button with any two, if these lower stakes players are as weak as your making out, why would you want to go in a pot with garbage against them when they'll call you down? Without doubt -EV !!

    It's such weak play opening with small connectors, firing out a C-bet, getting called, and shutting down. You're bleeding money away, even if you win the occasional pot by double barreling, it's not profitable. The players you see doing it every Saturday night on the cash tables have a fairly accurate understanding of their opponents calling range and how they play. 
  • The_Don90The_Don90 Member Posts: 9,814
    edited April 2011
    In Response to Re: 2 bottles of wine and a nice stack helps!!!:
    Ok, The Don .... You think opening the button every hand no matter what 2 cards you have is profitable and i quote 'because of the amount of times we outflop  our opponents who  wont fold ' ... you hit a flop statistically 1 every 3 times, therefore we cannot assume that this is a profitable move, at all. And the fact that weaker players wont fold probably makes me more likely NOT to open the button with any two, if these lower stakes players are as weak as your making out, why would you want to go in a pot with garbage against them when they'll call you down? Without doubt -EV !! It's such weak play opening with small connectors, firing out a C-bet, getting called, and shutting down. You're bleeding money away, even if you win the occasional pot by double barreling, it's not profitable. The players you see doing it every Saturday night on the cash tables have a fairly accurate understanding of their opponents calling range and how they play. 
    Posted by percival09
    DID I STATE I OPENED EVERY BUTTON???

    NO

    What i stated is everytime its FOLDED to me. Simples. Theres a differance. If theirs a limper i likley fold.

    Now im not getting involved in this anymore.
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