atlantafalcons0
Legend
Silver Level
300 hands is a meaningless sample. If you're running hot (which you are), you'll be making lots of near-nut hands and going to showdown a lot and betting them a lot.
These graphs are near meaningless.
There's no way I can tell you anything that isn't just generic advice without seeing how you play hands in situations. These graphs, as mentioned before, don't mean anything. In 300 hands, the biggest nit on the planet could have stats like these.Is there anyway I can keep up my win rate?
Am I just running good?
If you're running hot (which you are)
There's no way I can tell you anything that isn't just generic advice without seeing how you play hands in situations. These graphs, as mentioned before, don't mean anything. In 300 hands, the biggest nit on the planet could have stats like these.Does this mean I'm too aggressive and play too many hands?
What makes you think that?Again, cap games really stink, and really defeats the point of pot limit games.
What if you're a newbie who sucks at turn & river play? What if you're used to playing PLO tournaments or SnG's? Would it be smart to play 200bb deep full stacked PLO?What I was trying to say is that generally it's silly to play with a cap in a game that favors position, unless I'm incorrect in saying that.
What if you're a newbie who sucks at turn & river play? What if you're used to playing PLO tournaments or SnG's? Would it be smart to play 200bb deep full stacked PLO?
Its true, that there are bigger edges to be had on the turn & river. But if you lack the skills to exploit them, or your competition is even worse in short stacked situations, why is playing cap PLO a bad thing? Villain in this hand stacked 4d Qc Jh 6d with no fold equity, its obviously a pretty juicy game.
The "good players" are always averse to playing capped or limit games, citing that there's bigger edges in the big bet games. However, maybe that's why, in my experience, they're so profitable...
I'd never chastise someone for playing a game they're good at and that they find profitable.
I'm not trying to turn this into a cap vs. no cap thread, but to say the game itself is silly warrants a response.