TheNoob
Visionary
Silver Level
Holy crap these people will play anything.
Try to get someone to fold that nothing hand? No dice, it's call city. Let's see if we can hit that river.
Now, I guess this is what you want. It certainly seems like an environment to make money.
But it's so damn different from my online experience. I'm finding it very difficult to adapt. Playing a little looser than my online play, and I STILL stick out like a sore thumb with unholy tight play compared to the table.
Anyway, that was my second live experience ..... a $1/$2 cash game at one of these charity events. I ended up $100 in the black basically from two hands, both I was dealt AA.
One I hit a boat, A's over 2's and just destroyed a guy who called my big pf raise and every bet I made with his TPTK.
The other I made a mistake (I think) when again I get pocket A's and just bet them wildly. I would have been destroyed myself by any 2 pair or set, but again she was just betting her Q's with a good kicker.
This is what I see ........ people going WAY too far by simply pairing up.
So I'm sure I look like a fish (I mucked my cards in the BB in a unraised pot! I just wasn't paying attention ....... stupid).
I even had one guy stand up from a position four to my left and then sit back down directly on my right when the seat opened up. I wondered if this was because he noticed my noobish play.
So it could be worse. While learning live play, I could be spending money to do so, but so far my live career is up $100 (first time was a dead break even).
Also, again I see I have to learn how to not be distracted by the 'talkers'. Man I just want people to STFU and play.
Try to get someone to fold that nothing hand? No dice, it's call city. Let's see if we can hit that river.
Now, I guess this is what you want. It certainly seems like an environment to make money.
But it's so damn different from my online experience. I'm finding it very difficult to adapt. Playing a little looser than my online play, and I STILL stick out like a sore thumb with unholy tight play compared to the table.
Anyway, that was my second live experience ..... a $1/$2 cash game at one of these charity events. I ended up $100 in the black basically from two hands, both I was dealt AA.
One I hit a boat, A's over 2's and just destroyed a guy who called my big pf raise and every bet I made with his TPTK.
The other I made a mistake (I think) when again I get pocket A's and just bet them wildly. I would have been destroyed myself by any 2 pair or set, but again she was just betting her Q's with a good kicker.
This is what I see ........ people going WAY too far by simply pairing up.
So I'm sure I look like a fish (I mucked my cards in the BB in a unraised pot! I just wasn't paying attention ....... stupid).
I even had one guy stand up from a position four to my left and then sit back down directly on my right when the seat opened up. I wondered if this was because he noticed my noobish play.
So it could be worse. While learning live play, I could be spending money to do so, but so far my live career is up $100 (first time was a dead break even).
Also, again I see I have to learn how to not be distracted by the 'talkers'. Man I just want people to STFU and play.