fish43

He is bad for poker everytime he says how sick he is of playing "holdem" and sick of playing for low stakes. No matter how honest he is being

Hero should be looking to play a small pot:1) the read on the villian is that he isn't bluffing in big pots.2) no way to put the villian on a hand preflop or on the flopFlop: Raise. No reason to trap with this hand. If villian has the quad three he is probably getting it all in anyway, why slow play and let him draw out to a full house, straight, or flush.River: I think checking the river is better, especially after the villian called the turn raise and then checked the river. That smells like a trap to me.I think the hero's hand is good a lot of the time, because villian could easily put y

An obviously attempt by 77 to not deal with his own inadequacies by focusing his self hatred at others.It's okay, 77, to like yourself. It'll make you a better poker player.

3-bet the flop, call the cap, and lead the turn. Then if he raises, go into call down mode.

1) bet, call, UTG calls (+2 bets)2) bet, raise, fold, fold (+1 bet)3) bet, raise, fold, call (+2 bets)4) bet, raise, fold, raise, raise, call (+4 bets)...n) bet, raise, raise, call, crap-your-shorts and call.If you're sure you have the best hand then a raise gets you more profit more often, than just going for overcalls.

The same hands you would raise with from MP.

Nh you luckbox. :)Nice of them to ram and jam that pot for you on every street.

Preflop: I fold. I like playing my sooted connectors for 1 small bet. You also have 4 more players to act. What's your plan if it get's 3-bet? Does UTG have a weak-tight image or something?Flop: Why not go for the free card raise here? OESD+FLUSH draw is a great flop for your hand.Turn: Is UTG supposed to think the 8:heart: improved your hand? What's he putting you on that's going to make him slow down with AA-QQ?

Pre-flop: 3-bet and try to get heads up with MP1. Or just fold. I don't like the call, you could easily be dominated. I would definitely 3-bet with AJ sooted.Turn: The board paired, 3 to the flush shows up, the top pair isn't looking that strong anymore. You have a flush draw with the Js.River: Just call. Did MP1 turn over AA?

Just because sets can make a lot of money doesn't mean you should spew on coordinated boards. More often than not, this turn raise is a slowplayed flush or a higher set waiting for a non heart turn.More often than not? How can you be so sure at this limit against an unknown? Do you call down if the boat doesn't come?Couldn't the button be raising in position with a lot more hands that aren't sets or flushes here or could just be raising in position to try and get a free card on the river so they can get a free showdown if a 4th heart doesn't come? The only set we could be worrying about is

Pre-flop: Hero bets 10K, BB calls 6.8K.Flop(20K): Hero bets 10K. BB calls.The BB has put in 1/4 of his stack on calls. When someone is just calling, it worries me. Why are they playing so weak?Reads on the BB:Is he the type to defend his blinds to the tune of 1/4 of his chips? Is he aggressive or passive usually?Does he make bad calls with drawing hands or does he usually stick to solid hands?Would he go all-in with a weak hand? What's his read on you?In position with a strong hand, I'll often play passive against an aggressive player, letting them over commit to the pot before bringing

Three bet the turn... Sets are bit money makers, so I try to get as much money in the pot as possible. The only turn card that's going to slow me down is another .

What was his read on you?Apparently he thinks he can peel a card off on the flop against you. If you are going to spend another bet on this hand, it seems like the turn is best place for it. He either has KJ or tried to get fancy and was going for a C/R on the turn.

Job doesn't think it's funny at all. I think My Name is Earl is funny, positive, and original . It promotes the idea of forgiveness. That seems pretty Christian to me.Here's the real question tho... how would your Karma be affected if you used cheating software while playing online poker? In your next life you might come back as that guy that's never cashed in the WSOP after spending over 100K in buy-ins yet still gets profiled by ESPN.

I'm shocked! I voted for Daniel.