Originally posted by pogodon
Originally posted by AngryJack7
Like everyone else have said...poor played.not every one.
i'd like to see a coach comment on this please
yeah cos the coaches sit around waiting to read threads with titles like this.
Originally posted by pogodon
Originally posted by AngryJack7
Like everyone else have said...poor played.not every one.
i'd like to see a coach comment on this please
yeah cos the coaches sit around waiting to read threads with titles like this.
Originally posted by evertonroar
Originally posted by pogodon
Originally posted by AngryJack7
Like everyone else have said...poor played.not every one.
i'd like to see a coach comment on this please
yeah cos the coaches sit around waiting to read threads with titles like this.
Good point. I'll go to Feedback and invite a coach to look at the last 6-7 posts.
What are your pot odds?
What is his check/raising range concrete? So dont say flushes obviously trolololo but say the hands because you need it for:
Use Equilab/Stove or Equilator for Equity analysis
Then you can conclude whether you have to bet/fold or bet/call. please reply and I will look at it
- Gerv
Originally posted by belayd
Well, sorry to take up your valuable time, coach! Geez....
I have no idea besides that it may sound bluntly why you are so mad
I mean my way of teaching people things is to let them understand what they are doing.
In this situation you clearly have to follow these steps, if you actually do it and reply here then I can help you around. Clearly you don't want that and want to have the answer on a plate which is one of the worst learning methods ever.
I am looking forward to a reply
Best regards,
Gerv
Originally posted by Gerv
Originally posted by belayd
Well, sorry to take up your valuable time, coach! Geez....I have no idea besides that it may sound bluntly why you are so mad
I mean my way of teaching people things is to let them understand what they are doing.
In this situation you clearly have to follow these steps, if you actually do it and reply here then I can help you around. Clearly you don't want that and want to have the answer on a plate which is one of the worst learning methods ever.
I am looking forward to a reply
Best regards,
Gerv![]()
Sorry, coach. I just thought you were being rude, but on rereading your post I can see what you're saying.
Is there a tutorial somewhere on how to use Equilator and PokerStove? I've tried both as well as the HEM hand range tool and they confuse me.
I personally think its good. I like to tell micro players to bet and bet big in the micros as simply people will not fold.
Usually I would say the "pot" bet on the flop isn't very good because it will be too costly when we are bluffing hence we wont be able to have a "balanced range" if we are betting 0.12 when we are bluffing and 0.19 when we are value betting. Good players will notice this, adjust and thus own you but when you are playing 2nl you really have to expect that your opponents are looking at their cards and the board and not taking into account positional awareness, bet sizing, players ranges etc etc.
A good way to title the thread to seek some discussion/judgement would be
"2nl, ugly turn spot"
Posting hands is a very very good way to learn so I hope you didnt get put off by a few of the replies but at the same time I can kinda see their frustration.
Keep posting hands, keep improving and play your way up the stakes!
GL
Is there a tutorial somewhere on how to use Equilator and PokerStove? I've tried both as well as the HEM hand range tool and they confuse me.
Hi,
in addition to this point
the new and improved program here is the Equilab
you can find a short introduction video here
and on 30th of March bierbaer is doing a LiveCoaching about it http://www.pokerstrategy.com/coaching/146713/
Cheers,
Pascal
Thanks, guys. ![]()
Could someone please rename the thread to "2NL: ugly turn" or somesuch?