Joined: Mar '11
Location: Croatia
Age: 43 (M)
Posts: 1738
Nice vid Jibberish really enjoyed watching! . Not much for me to comment thou, i suck at omaha (learning steadily but still suck) and ring games holdem are not my strong also lol. Still in holdem i wouldn't call so often like u did trying to see flops. u get pinned every time someone raises preflop and on position so ur just wasting ur money and patience there. whenever playing cash games i never call a hand that later i cannot raise with, and also wait for position. find it even more important than the cards ur holding coz u can act anything and fold after if necessary.
Again, very nice vid and keep them coming! ull help with my omaha skills for sure
Joined: Feb '11
Location: Ireland
Age: 51 (M)
Posts: 476
well done jibberish really liked the vid and like lukasb above starting to play a bit of omaha and really enjoying it so more vids on omaha would be appreciated as watching how other people play hands is a great way to learn....
same here im trying to improve my omaha, shame there wasnt any interesting spots in the vid to discuss keep making em and im sure they'll be some interesting hands/spots to discuss
good job and you have another fan...I play PLO MTT's for a buck BI. Done well in some of those and the variance isn't as high...tried some cash table PLO...didn't go very well. Now I'm practicing at a play money site so I can see more hands and I found a site that teaches the basics. In the meantime I'll stay with the MTT's for real cash.
Joined: Mar '09
Location: Greece
Age: 47 (F)
Posts: 14136
Nice video watched it all One thing though. You are saying they play very slow which is true in ipoker. Its frustrating. But on the other hand you mostly play yours 4-5 secs before timing out. I guess because you were commenting
Joined: May '09
Location: Spain
Age: 49 (M)
Posts: 1331
Hi again!!
Question:
In min. 7 you open-limp 22. Why don't you call when action come back to you?!!!l If you are gonna fold every raise vs you limp is better fold directly, I think.
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