Super gr8 start PC. Keep up the results all month !!!! ... Now.... about that LARGE interest-free loan we were discussing ....
Thanks Nick... Yes I remember that loan we were talking about now that u mention.. Didnt u say u you mailing me that check like two weeks ago.. Your mailman got a broken leg? what taking so long?
Ok, so I still can't get my HH to import....It says that there are 9 files that are corupt and I think they are the last of my session... One of the hands were similar to the following:
I had K10, flop comes K10J, villian raises, I call, K comes on turn, villian goes all in I call of course and river comes another K... Villian had AQ.
Here is another and please criticize my play... Let me know if I should have done something different.
Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $0.10 BB (9 handed) - Full-Tilt Hand Converter from HandHistoryConverter.com
SB ($10.99)
Hero (BB) ($13.75)
UTG ($10.95)
UTG+1 ($8.48)
MP1 ($9.87)
MP2 ($11.61)
MP3 ($16.54)
CO ($20.35)
Button ($10.03)
Preflop: Hero is BB with 7, 6
6 folds, Button bets $0.30, 1 fold, Hero calls $0.20
Flop: ($0.65) 7, 7, 3(2 players)
Hero checks, Button bets $0.40, Hero raises to $1, Button calls $0.60
Turn: ($2.65) 8(2 players)
Hero bets $1, Button raises to $3.10, Hero raises to $12.45 (All-In), Button calls $5.63 (All-In)
River: ($20.11) K(2 players, 2 all-in)
Total pot: $20.11 | Rake: $1.34
Not worried in the least, no. There's never less than three solid regs at any table I play so I get plenty of time to think about how to play them and study what they do. In fact, since I now play so few tables, I really DO have time to think about what they do and why. When playing 10+ tables, I could once in a blue moon notice that a reg did something unorthodox at one of my tables, but even of those times it was a rare occurrence that I could actually think about what he/she did more than just "I wonder why he played his flushdraw THAT way." Now, I have a few extra seconds to consider the board, the opponent, etc. It's awesome.So you're a proud bum-hunter?
Seriously, though, obviously that's good for your winrate, but aren't you afraid it would slow down your progression as a player to refuse sitting at a table full of regs?
Ah, that's what you meant. Yeah, well... I just don't see the point in playing a table filled with regs when my energy is better spent finding a great table or just focusing more on the good tables I already have open.
If there is, I'm not sure it's noticeable in comparison to the massive +++++EV of playing good tables. I mean, I know what you're saying. Challenging yourself by playing tougher opposition means you learn new things. But I'll argue that I'm still playing the tougher opposition; I'm just doing it at tables where there's also a bad player ripe for the picking. It's not like I'm folding every hand that the fish stays out of; I steal 60%+ on the button versus regs, I get into plenty of interesting postflop situations and I get to make difficult river decisions left and right versus solid players. But in between those hands I get to isolate a 60/5 player who thinks K3 is a good hand to peel a jack-high flop with UI. So for playing a table full of only regs to be long term +EV in comparison, changing the table composition to five regs and no fish must somehow make me a considerably better player compared to playing four regs and one fish. I don't think it does.
