Originally posted by padman400
Not sure, I run it on GG and all it seems to do is split the pots and give GG the rake. I think its best to just play with nothing like on 888.
I had 66 against 88 all in on 888 yesterday and hit a 6 on the river - gave a big yipeeeeeeee, the wife thought I had won the lottery hahaha
Well, sort of — but a very small one.
I would love to do a PT4 filter that showed only hands that were won or lost on the river — whether I was in the hand or not.
New bank high. Start bank $10 new bank $20.84
I lied as well, cashed out my jack set against Aces. The jacks held, so my bank could of been better. Need to grow some balls and take the cashout feature off. I was playing PLO last night so re started it, I cash out a lot with PLO.
Originally posted by padman400
I lied as well, cashed out my jack set against Aces. The jacks held, so my bank could of been better. Need to grow some balls and take the cashout feature off. I was playing PLO last night so re started it, I cash out a lot with PLO.
Ive been using the cash out feature a bit on GG as there is no fee to use it but im not to sure whether or not it's a good idea or not im undecided. Same with run it twice and three times the extra options are good but the downside to GG is you cant turn them off so it's always tempting.
Yes I know what you mean on GG. Just played an all in with AK against KQ. Should of cashed out on the J6T flop. I didn't and an ACE came on the turn.
GG was a good site for me, but that has really changed this week. 14 buyins down over the last three days. Closed it down and off licking my wounds for a couple of days. 
I agree about cashout.
The way I have been doing it — is wrong.
I never cash out when I'm behind, since it robs me of the opportunity to suck out.
I cash out when I'm marginally ahead, and I'm pretty sure of the 4BI I lost yesterday I could have saved at least two of them.
If poker really is a long-term grind, then cashing out for 53% of a pot (less the fee) means you lose long term.
If poker really is a long-term grind, then cashing out for 53% of a pot (less the fee) means you lose long term.
That is how I feel. But in the heat of the game!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It looks like you had a few big pots going to showdown.
Were the rest no-showdown hands, or just small pots.
Nice session in any case...
Yes one all in early with AQs BB against Small blinds 99. Hit an ace on the River lucky boy.
Remember I only play with 50bb and auto top up to 50. Bank will not allow 100bb yet. So I do end up getting all in quite often. Then two pair against a set which I knew he had but still called down other than that normal stuff.
your playing 5nl with 50bb stacks ? you could move down to 2nl and use 100bb stacks if your not correctly rolled for 5nl. Playing 50bb stacks at 5nl i imagine will be quite high variance and very swingy.
Originally posted by RedsYNWA
your playing 5nl with 50bb stacks ? you could move down to 2nl and use 100bb stacks if your not correctly rolled for 5nl. Playing 50bb stacks at 5nl i imagine will be quite high variance and very swingy.
No on the challenge I only had $10 in stars (first post) so I am playing just 2nl with 50bb stack for 100 hands a day while having breakfast 
When and if I get 20 buyins I will be moving to 100bb stacks on stars. Until then its 50bb
I mostly play 5nl on GG and 888 with a full stack.
Originally posted by padman400
Donkey boy cashed out with his jacks against AQo preflop
If you're just playing short sessions, that might be one criterion for "a proper time to use cashout"
In a long 1000-hand session, the flips w̶i̶l̶l̶ should even out, but in a short one maybe not.
Originally posted by VorpalF2F
If you're just playing short sessions, that might be one criterion for "a proper time to use cashout"
In a long 1000-hand session, the flips w̶i̶l̶l̶ should even out, but in a short one maybe not.
It is all one big session, said a wise person.
Originally posted by irieill
Originally posted by VorpalF2F
If you're just playing short sessions, that might be one criterion for "a proper time to use cashout"
In a long 1000-hand session, the flips w̶i̶l̶l̶ should even out, but in a short one maybe not.It is all one big session, said a wise person.
That is the way I am thinking
Thought it was going to be a losing session with everyone seeming to hit their draws. But a set saved the day.
Originally posted by padman400
Originally posted by irieill
Originally posted by VorpalF2F
If you're just playing short sessions, that might be one criterion for "a proper time to use cashout"
In a long 1000-hand session, the flips w̶i̶l̶l̶ should even out, but in a short one maybe not.It is all one big session, said a wise person.
Quite true, but the segments of that session have many different aspects, and they differ greatly one to another.
That is the way I am thinking
