One last outing for the Hartigan/Spittles double act before we both jet off to Vegas (blatant brag)...
How would you like to have YOUR play analysed on live TV for a whole HOUR (between 8pm and 9pm)? We're looking for a Sky Poker player willing to be the subject of this week's edition of 'Analyse My Play'. Specifically, we're looking for someone playing this week's £10k Primo (as we'll be covering the first hour of this tournament) who's willing to chat to us on the phone. Interested? Please post in this thread, with the reason WHY we should choose you!
Also on the agenda:
We'll kick off the evening at 7pm with 60 minutes of Master Cash action...
In Sky Poker School at 9pm, DYM strategy is the topic. Now, these games are hugely popular, so I expect many of you have hints and tips to pass on (via e-mail, Twitter or this forum thread)...
And, from 10pm, expect to see key hands from Sunday's £1k Lucky Sevens event and the £10k Primo. If you want your hand shown, we'll need the Hand ID.
For a bit of fun, inspired by I_LIIIIKE's thread, complete the following sentence: "You know you've played too much poker, when..."
Finally, there's a competition, with a seat in next Thursday's £12k Sky Sports Bounty Hunter up for grabs. Last week, you all proved your worth identifying poker lyrics, so let's see how you get on spotting famous lines from 'Poker Movies' :-)
E-mail: skyopen@bskyb.com
Twitter: #SkyPokerTV
Comments
See the Milkman making his last delivery as you leave the Casino!
When the Keyboard on your PC starts melting!
Turn down a night of passion with your partner because you'd rather spend time playing with two penguins a nutter and a yoyo!
or worse
Enjoy a night of passion with your partner whilst at the same time playing with two penguins, a nutter and a YoYo
Enjoy, and can't stop humming Channel 865 background music!
You know you've played too much poker when you can do chip tricks with your mouse.
Have a Good'un James & Ryan
Am up 4 the hour tingy tho won't know if i'm in primo yet til tomorrow as i need to c if i get through sats. 1st Reason being i hardly ever play primo (tho me team-mate Maxally has) & it would b nice to still b in the comp if u should call me.
famous lines from 'Poker Movies' :-)
" i could've been a contender " " by the late great Marlon Brando " & i beleive the film was " On The WaterFront " tho prob. wrong
You know you have played tomuch poker when you wake up with keyboard inprints on your face
When you find yourself shouting "One time! Just one time!" in a £2 sit-and-go and it's not the first time, then you know that you have played too much poker. (See how I changed the sentence around? I don't like repetition.)
Worth a try, lol.
I would recommend anyone who likes a bit of attention/tv tarting to give this a go as it's great fun.. (calling Thomas Dyer! lol)
Alternatively how about randomly picking a very loose player like mickjenn1, who is bound to give you guys entertainment value? although that in itself carries its own risks!
Good Luck Michael and Woogie satting in!
Also when you are home and you decide whether it is plus or minus EV to do a household chore... "hmmm i dont think cleaning the bathroom is +ev at the moment, ill play poker instead and get someone else to clean it!
Tight is right early on, although if you are comfortable playing flops i don't mind widening your range in position, but basically pot control is very important in the early stages, as it's a game of survival. I think nothing of folding AK or JJ or even QQ to an all in when the blinds are 10/20 or 15/30...
In the mid stages, I try to punish limpers and take the initiative to build my stack by min raising and stealing blinds from weaker opponents. (blinds here are usually 50/100 up to 100/200)
The bubble is where the key decisions are made in a DYM and my advice would be to get it in first alot, even with junk, in the right spots, put pressure on your opponents, but targeted aggression. You need to know roughly what your opponents calling and shoving ranges are before making a decision. sometimes it would be correct to snap call one opponent with AJ, but snap fold against another in the same spot on the bubble.
stack sizes are very important when on the bubble, and there are occasions where it is correct to fold monsters like AA if you have the game locked up, or where you call with junk to try to eliminate a short stack by checking it down.
Dyms are fun and profitable, but if you lose a few in a row they can get frustrating! each game is different... some end without you playing a hand, others go to 400/800 or 500/1000!..I have fallen in and out of love with them, but at the moment i love them. P.S never fold a nut flush...
Am happy to have my play analysed and do the phone call, will be good preparation for when I am on the show on Thursday.
The reason why you should have me on is that it will show players on the site that anyone can win one of the Vegas packages....even an aggro monkey like myself!
Matt