NL16 SH Zoom JJ, BB vs SB

It is a matter of taste. On the flop here (disregarding the other streets) I probably raise for "protection" - no matter how much I despise the term in general (it is really a value raise with the best hand). No A/K/Q is welcome and we are ahead.

Alleeen86
I have a question about stats, if you don't mind. When I click fast fold , I do not see the rest of the hand. Does your hold-em manager track the hand for later review?

When I learn how to play jacks I will let you know
:-)

Originally posted by GoOnCal1
I have a question about stats, if you don't mind. When I click fast fold , I do not see the rest of the hand. Does your hold-em manager track the hand for later review?

Yes, Holdem Manager tracks the entire hand, despite that you folded!

Originally posted by GoOnCal1
Alleeen86
I have a question about stats, if you don't mind. When I click fast fold , I do not see the rest of the hand. Does your hold-em manager track the hand for later review?

When I learn how to play jacks I will let you know
:-)

Hint: When playing fast-fold games, always have the hand history up, and use that to see what happened + taking notes. This is one of my reason for never playing more than two zoom tables. I am constantly busy taking notes. After a days play, I'll have notes on plenty of the players, even at the sicko big pools at the micros. limpers are instantly color coded, likewise for players making maniacal moves, like open-raising AI. Etc. If you can see a showdown or two of the involved players, you will have some nice actual reads, not just the random stats from playing 14 hands against them.