[Closed] Nl10

You should raise 3BB or 4BB in pf, on flop you should raise about 2/3 pot to protect your hand, but if he is loose player you shoul raise pot size!!!

Raise to 4 big blinds preflop. You want more value for your aces. Don't feel bad if he folds. If you let him see a free flop he's only going to continue if he hits 2pair or better, so it's much more profitable to raise it bigger so that the pot is bigger when your aces hold up, which they will most of the time.

Bet potsize on flop. You want to protect against draws.

The turn completes a flush draw and an obscure straight draw. I'd check/call and keep the pot small.

I'm folding the river. Any 6 is a straight now.

I suggest you take a good look at the strategy section and read through the articles. It's bad money management to play poker before you know the basics.

$0.05/$0.1 No Limit Holdem
10 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG Scare_Cards ($4.79)
UTG+1 Raisewars ($10.00)
UTG+2 hobbystud86 ($1.90)
MP1 Silvana_1 ($19.88)
MP2 PorzerAndrew ($2.70)
MP3 popov783 ($1.85)
CO sazanovich ($4.13)
BTN Hero ($5.00)
SB HelvyB ($1.90)
BB slyVS ($10.15)

Pre-flop: ($0.15, 10 players) Hero is BTN K♦ K♥
7 folds, Hero raises to $0.20, HelvyB calls $0.15, 1 fold

Flop: 9♣ 5♦ Q♣ ($0.50, 2 players)
HelvyB bets $0.20, Hero raises to $0.40, HelvyB calls $0.20

Turn: 6♠ ($1.30, 2 players)
HelvyB checks, Hero bets $0.93, HelvyB goes all-in $1.30, Hero calls $0.37

River: J♥ ($3.90, 2 players)

Final Pot: $3.90
HelvyB shows: 5♠ 5♣
Hero shows: K♦ K♥

HelvyB wins $3.71 ( won +$1.81 )
Hero lost -$1.90

Originally posted by sliggy
Raise to 4 big blinds preflop. You want more value for your aces. Don't feel bad if he folds. If you let him see a free flop he's only going to continue if he hits 2pair or better, so it's much more profitable to raise it bigger so that the pot is bigger when your aces hold up, which they will most of the time.

Bet potsize on flop. You want to protect against draws.

The turn completes a flush draw and an obscure straight draw. I'd check/call and keep the pot small.

I'm folding the river. Any 6 is a straight now.

I suggest you take a good look at the strategy section and read through the articles. It's bad money management to play poker before you know the basics.

I wanted to suck out money a bit, but look what hapend.

If u raise so small preflop no wonder u get suckouts.

Don't ever try to slow play monster hands like AA or KK on those limits.

To extract value from monster hands in the long run you need to play them properly.........i.e. bet and raise accordingly, don't fiddle about with min raises.

You get paid off when you eventually get callers for your 4 or 3 BB bets and 3/4 and 1/1 pot sized bets.

I play NL10 and there are enough callers out there and if you're lucky even some re-raisers.

good luck

And in adition to all good advices other members allready gave, you should allways rebuy to 100 big blinds.

First hand need bigger cbet flop, cause CbIHA999(сына999) is Russian agressive boy, who never fold little flop bets!
ps: he is from p.strategy too

One more hand :/

$0.05/$0.1 No Limit Holdem
8 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG Knosp84 ($13.36)
UTG+1 marcelamedin ($2.85)
MP1 SpuddzMcoy ($10.18)
MP2 minld ($9.80)
CO duarte69 ($9.98)
BTN nikal777 ($1.85)
SB Isaac1643 ($11.48)
BB Hero ($9.79)

Pre-flop: ($0.15, 8 players) Hero is BB 4♣: 7♣:
4 folds, duarte69 calls $0.10, 2 folds, Hero checks

Flop: 5♦: 8♦: 8♠: ($0.25, 2 players)
Hero checks, duarte69 checks

Turn: A♣: ($0.25, 2 players)
Hero checks, duarte69 checks

River: 6♥: ($0.25, 2 players)
Hero bets $0.12, duarte69 raises to $0.80, Hero raises to $1.48, duarte69 raises to $2.20, Hero calls $0.72

Final Pot: $4.65
duarte69 shows: 6♣: 6♦:
Hero shows: 4♣: 7♣:

duarte69 wins $4.42 ( won +$2.12 )
Hero lost -$2.30

I really dont see point why he should bet bigger vs donk shorty preflop with aces. Limp, minraise whatever is fine play and you shouldnt be worried to get in on any flop vs less than 20 BB donk shorty anyway so the play I think was just fine.

Just one advice... reread all articles There's not much you're doing right