I am horrible at cash games.. I always seem to fight to break even at the most. Can anyone explain why or help me become a strong cash game player? I've been thinking and maybe its because I'm 1) tight agg and this doesnt fit cash games? I usually make my money from sng's being tag 2) I don't like to bet my money itself, more as I'd rather bet chips (something mental?) 3) I always seemed to get pushed around in cash games. Right now my br is at $250, but I can hardly make fifty cents on cash games fr .02/.05 tables, should i move down to the .01/.02 or just keep working on my current table? What can i do to make myself better? I seem to do much better at sng's and headsup tables, should i just stick to that?
Help With My Cash Game
Started by VernonME, Feb 11 2007 01:51 PM
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#1
Posted 11 February 2007 - 01:51 PM
Asians are fascinated by small cards and Jacks. Because of this, they're hard to read.
They also have the ability to conjure hands that are previously unknown to the poker world.
For example, I once had top set against an Asian and thought I had the nuts, until he turned over his hole cards and showed me pocket eels. I didn't even know WTF was going on, but before I could figure what was happening, a gong went off and he started laughing and dragged the pot :icon_frown:
They also have the ability to conjure hands that are previously unknown to the poker world.
For example, I once had top set against an Asian and thought I had the nuts, until he turned over his hole cards and showed me pocket eels. I didn't even know WTF was going on, but before I could figure what was happening, a gong went off and he started laughing and dragged the pot :icon_frown:
#2
Posted 11 February 2007 - 02:05 PM
If you think there is some winning formula to cash games that can be learned by reading one post, you're sadly mistaken. Here is some general advice though: 1) Read the 2+2 books - Small Stakes Hold 'em, Hold 'em for Advance Players, The Theory of Poker, NL Hold 'em Theory. 2) Post hands in the strategy forums. Plenty of people there that can help you with how you play your hands. Most of them will be brutally honest with you though, so if you play a hand horribly, you'll know. Don't take it personal. They aren't there to flame you, they are there to help. 3) Play more cash games. This should be obvious. The moe you play, the better you'll get. Experience is a big factor.
#3
Posted 11 February 2007 - 02:39 PM
VernonME, on Sunday, February 11th, 2007, 4:51 PM, said:
I am horrible at cash games.. I always seem to fight to break even at the most. Can anyone explain why or help me become a strong cash game player? I've been thinking and maybe its because I'm 1) tight agg and this doesnt fit cash games? I usually make my money from sng's being tag 2) I don't like to bet my money itself, more as I'd rather bet chips (something mental?) 3) I always seemed to get pushed around in cash games. Right now my br is at $250, but I can hardly make fifty cents on cash games fr .02/.05 tables, should i move down to the .01/.02 or just keep working on my current table? What can i do to make myself better? I seem to do much better at sng's and headsup tables, should i just stick to that?
#4
Posted 11 February 2007 - 02:50 PM
In my opinion your post sounds like you expect too much. At NLHE 02/.05 if you make 50 cent /100 hands that would be very good, if you play LHE anything around 10cent-15cent/100hands would be excellent [although I'm not sure about these microlimits, it might be possible to make a little more] - and you probably haven't even played nearly enough to know what your winrate is. So until you have played thousands of hands, you won't be very far from breaking even.
#5
Posted 11 February 2007 - 03:24 PM
Like everyone else said, except for that one reject, read those appropriate books (depending on whether you play limit or nl), read and post in the strat forims here, and once you are sitting at the table, YOU ARE PLAYING WITH CHIPS, NOT MONEY. You can't play well if you think of it as real money. Play at very low limits for a while if you struggle with this concept.
See, that's what I like about poker. Even the mildly retarded can play.
#6
Posted 11 February 2007 - 03:52 PM
Take the $250 and move to a 5-10 table puss
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