This forum exists (mainly) for those whom take this game seriously, and want outside perspectives on their game for the sole purpose of improving.
I understand you got lucky and "saved money" but this is not the same as making the correct decision.
This would be like saying you should have folded Aces preflop everytime you ended up being outflopped by somebody. Or conversely, that when JJ hit a set on the river on my AA, I should have made the "correct decision" and folded the Aces preflop.
From a strategy perspective, folding Aces preflop in a cash game is a mistake!
The above bolded statement is for the actual students of the game in this 'Learning Poker' forum.
Dude, I didn’t get lucky or unlucky. Statistical data is just that, just because flipping a coin has a 50/50 win potential to you doesn’t mean you should go through with a bet when you’ve upped your stakes.
Example, I used to run and. play at the Riley Snooker halls when Redtooth was affiliated. One night a card cheat came and perfectly lay the foundations to wipe out as many unsuspecting players. He played like a donkey for so many a comer to the table, he acted out like he was tilting then disappeared and a cane back with a larger wad of cash. A few players jumped at the opportunity to milk this more money than sense noob player... He later after getting the game going and creating a false sense of security in a few proceeded to wipe the floor with them. Cards aside, statistically against what was perceived to be such a bad player, getting involved was profitable over time, unknowing to them they were being played for a larger end game... he walked out with about 2.5k after sitting being a donk losing £100 over and over at the start. He actually stacked the deck in a couple of key hands, and ignited the lust for his easy to win donkey chips.... Anyone reading this who knows who I’m on about, hit me up..... It was off the chain crazy 😵🥴🤯
Same principle with a spin. Your insistent there is a wrong and right way to play poker...... There will never be such a thing. There is the statistical data, variables, conditions and what not of the instance are more relevant factors. Play text book and your game is hollow.
And I’m baffled by your AA against JJ being out flopped example...... Seriously??
"This would be like saying you should have folded Aces preflop everytime you ended up being outflopped by somebody. Or conversely, that when JJ hit a set on the river on my AA, I should have made the "correct decision" and folded the Aces preflop.
" - CATEGORICALLY NO!!!! 😱🙈
I genuinely have no more time for anything you say if it’s nonsense which that is... That’s simly being outdrawn/out flopped. I 80%+ get my money/chips in good and get outdrawn, that’s not a reflection on my game, however my game like many others I hope is always evolving, if you wish to follow the schematics of another, or rigorously follow a formula that works for money and recognition happy days. You are fortunate and have binked a comp that has allowed you to fully invest in the software and what’s not to rep... don’t forget where you began.