hey rancid, you know your stuff so can you answer me this question?? on that web site it say that as an example if you flop a flush draw you have 4-1 draw in odds so if you have pot odds of 5-1 and higher then you should make the call. what happens if your drawing odds and pot odds are the same ie 4-1, 4-1?? does that mean you can play it anyway you want as in fold, call or raise as in the long run you wont lose or make money with it. cheers
i use none of the math stuff when im playing. i know the basics but when im 6 tabling with no time bank its not worth getting too bogged down by it.
i play worse the less tables i play. i cant avoid the temptation to get involved in every hand and 3 bet every button. maybe thats what happening as you move up.
also, when i play higher i get it into my head that people are always making moves when theyre not.
In Response to Re: going back to basics! : hey rancid, you know your stuff so can you answer me this question?? on that web site it say that as an example if you flop a flush draw you have 4-1 draw in odds so if you have pot odds of 5-1 and higher then you should make the call. what happens if your drawing odds and pot odds are the same ie 4-1, 4-1?? does that mean you can play it anyway you want as in fold, call or raise as in the long run you wont lose or make money with it. cheers Posted by BURNShurtz
4/1 would technically be a break even call for direct odds. You will nearly always have some implied odds though so you its a call pretty much always
you might be rght huuuume, i think my range does open when i play less tables when really it should be tightening up. i also think that everyone when moving through the levels you get it into your head they are making moves all the time. i remember when i did this when playing 4x nl10 /2xnl20/ 1xnl30, i just couldnt beat nl30. i think i am going to stay at nl30 and mulit for a bit and build a roll like you suggest freechips. 2k would feeel more comfortable esp if i need to multi table to stop me opening too wide.
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i use none of the math stuff when im playing. i know the basics but when im 6 tabling with no time bank its not worth getting too bogged down by it.
i play worse the less tables i play. i cant avoid the temptation to get involved in every hand and 3 bet every button. maybe thats what happening as you move up.
also, when i play higher i get it into my head that people are always making moves when theyre not.
i think i am going to stay at nl30 and mulit for a bit and build a roll like you suggest freechips. 2k would feeel more comfortable esp if i need to multi table to stop me opening too wide.