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I must agree with the OP on this topic, same people same s**t all the time. I feel they know the outcome and shove any given hand no matter how strong your hand and they always seem to hit on the river or their first card!
Something isnt right in the last month I have noticed this really bad!
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sometimes we love the game poker ,sometimes we hate poker ,but mostly we hate playin poker especially if we are losing right!!!!we blame such player betting donks.fish.or super agressive.there so much we need more to learn about this how to deal with them and teach a lesson they wont forget.first key needs some patience about this players try to figure it out how possible can u win against this stupid players,good luck skill players i know skill is forever but luck is just a momentom
I'm only talking about losing almost every Hand that I play. No matter how I would have played the hand.
As I said. C-Bets won't work. Value bets will be called and cracked on Turn on River. check-raising, check-calling or insta all-in with monster hands gonna be called and cracked as well.
Don't get me wrong I don't win LITERALLY every hand.. but I lose WAY much more hands then I should. And most of the times this is the Bubble.
I always was a good player, but I lost due to poor Bankrollmanagement. I was new to poker and started learning basic playing first. After a year I started winning but didn't gave a s**t about bankroll since I wouldn't play to make money anyway.
Then I decided to start depositing more then only 10 because I liked playing at Full Tilt. Well and couple of weeks after my first deposit I started losing. Sometimes by just playing bad and sometimes by bad beats of course. And now (like half a year ago) I learned how to fold hands which helped a lot. Deposited again. And then suddenly I started getting more and more bad beats. And for a couple of weeks now I estimated lose 1/4 as a favorite, aka flips and every ovecard 1/2 times. Plus when I hit, I usually win on a wet board. But when they start calling and raising with draws, they will hit it like 8/10 times. - Don't forget, I'm talking about the last weeks.
I will deposit a little money again tomorow and start playing even smaller buy-ins. let's see how it will work out. But if you ask me, I'm gonna lose anyway again. Just gimme only A-A and they gonna be cracked always
Nothing wrong with his call here. U only had 2 big blinds he was already priced in. Unlucky that he hit two pair. Gotta think about it tho if your KA won here we wouldnt be talking about it. We remember the loses more then we remeber the wins. Anyways goodluck guys im sure things will turn around.
Are you serious? You fold 68 in the BB there? He gets such odds, it's not far away from being profitable to call if he knows for a fact that you have AA. I think that you even question his call here shows that neither the software nor anyone but yourself is at fault if you're losing.
Edited by BeMyATMplz (18 December 2014 @ 12:46 GMT)
From the BB, for 307 more, that's a call with pretty much any 2 cards. I'm not trying to put you down, just making the point that his call is a totally standard and correct play under those circumstances.
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I'd have called with 2,3os.
------------ Well, maybe not that wide but 6,8 without a doubt.
The other thing worth mentioning is that as the short stack pushing with AK you absolutely want the call from the 6,8.
If they hit? tough that's the way poker goes sometimes. If these things didn't or couldn't happen we may as well just flip the pocket cards over, forget about dealing the board, and declare that the best 2 wins.
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Even 23o is an easy call. Like I said, even if BB knows for a fact that villain has AA it's already a close fold. Haven't used a calculator but BB needs only like 22% equity to call profitably.
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its a hyper with this guy shoving every hand, you guys dont get that....he called with 2/3 and of course hits. I am saying it didnt matter what I played, I had big stack he beat me 4 hands in a row.
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Posted by xgcsnippy: its a hyper with this guy shoving every hand, you guys dont get that....he called with 2/3 and of course hits. I am saying it didnt matter what I played, I had big stack he beat me 4 hands in a row.
that was the final hand!
Ahh right a hyper. Almost all sensible play or strategy is pointless then. Seriously, not being facetious.
Still he's correct to call though. You were unlucky.
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Posted by xgcsnippy: its a hyper with this guy shoving every hand, you guys dont get that....he called with 2/3 and of course hits. I am saying it didnt matter what I played, I had big stack he beat me 4 hands in a row.
that was the final hand!
1st: this is a turbo, not a hyper. 2nd: he was probably correct to be an "all-in-donkey" the hands before. 3rd: if you don't want advice (which would be much needed) then stop crying about losing.
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I'm not harsh at all if someone wants advice because they are simply unknowing, that's no problem at all., but I hate if people come to the forum, cry about their "unluck" and don't even try to pick up a single thing one of the better players (there are quite a few on here) point out and still think they're any good. I've posted in another thread I'm happy to give coaching for a price that is probably better than they will find anywhere else if they look for coaching and if someone wants a specific hand to be reviewed I'm happy to write down whatever I think of it in a way so they can safely understand, without any comment of the class "you're so bad bla bla" etc. But really, because someone had decent results in 2 or 3 games in a row, this doesn't make one a good player, and I feel as long as I say it in a "nice" way they will simply not understand they're burning money playing the way they do.
because I liked playing at Full Tilt. Well and couple of weeks after my first deposit I started losing. Sometimes by just playing bad and sometimes by bad beats of course.
