Cash game session Part1

I play a session of NL50 6-max on stars during what is considered to be the "worst" time to play (early moring -mid afternoon ET) due to the number of "regs" at the tables. i go over my thoughts in each hand and what im trying to do. leaves comments/Question good and bad welcome

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[Qpacalypse21]

im jus starting out on pokertars i jus wanna ask what the terms 3 bet etc mean? thanks

[curt2418]

@Qpacalypse21 3-betting is when a player say from the button open raises, and then the BB re-raises him. The BBs re-raise is refered to as a 3-bet.

[FullTiltPoker16]

nice video

[curt2418]

@FullTiltPoker16 thanks

[worshipme131]

These are just my opinions, although spots were pretty standard. Sorry I have to make it two posts, Youtube has a limit for some stupid reason. Again, you don't have to agree; just giving my two cents.

1. I noticed when you 3bet A9, you only made it 3x his raise.. I'd prolly make it more around $5.25-$5.75.

[curt2418]

@worshipme131 opinion are always welcome,with the A9 3-bet my standard is 3x so $1.50 too $4.50, some people go to $5-$5.50, but the player opening is either going to have a hand he wants go to to the flop an will probably call the $4.50 at the same rate as he calls $5.50, or he is just opening wide trying to steal the blinds and will just fold when 3-bet. almost important to keep ur 3-bets standard if u go $5.50 with the nuts u must go $5.50 with a bluff aswell.

[sjerseyb856]

Best time to play is friday late night or saturday late night cause people come on and play drunk

[syken911]

Dude, no offence of anything, but youre losing a TON of money of staple plays that you should be making, that A10 hand you played UTG and the flop was 7-7-10 with 2 clubs and then the third club turned, why dont you fire again? You're saving money that was 12 dollar pot, throw out a half pot bet and if he raises you can get out and if he flat calls then you can check the river if he trys to trap and if he bets you get out. Thats simple textbook poker.

[worshipme131]

@curt2418 Forgot to add a minor thing.. If we're 3betting with our top ranges about 80% of the time (just throwing a random %, differs for everybody's style), than wouldn't we want to 3bet larger to build a bigger pot, earlier? I think in the long run the equity is greater when building bigger pots with strongest hands, than losing the extra $1.50 with the low % of the time that we're 4bet with our weak hands. Let me know what you think of this, just rambling lol.

[worshipme131]

@curt2418 Gotcha. Yeah, always gotta keep 3bet sizing the same, we're not looking to give away free reads ;).

[worshipme131]

2. The A10hh hand was pretty interesting.. Once villain flats flop, I personally think his range is pretty tight (given no plays back at you if you have history.) I'd say his range looks like 55+, A10+, and any club draw JQcc+. Given that, I really like the check back and hope to get to showdown cheaply and hope another club doesn't fall. Once he bets the river, all you're beating is a straight bluff. I don't think he's ever going to bet out worst than A10 there.