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So now about a full day has passed since I started my cardrunners membership and watched some of the videos, and I am $1k up for a healthy bankroll of $5k. I have started to implement some new plays (like the light 4bet) in my game and it works out really well for me.
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(note that this is all 6max, pokertracker doesn't import new tables without dis. protection as 6 max yet)
I'll post a few of the bigger hands that aren't the usual standard AA/KK/AK whatever pf all-in winning some flips. First of all it is curious how some players still manage to go broke in a limped pot. Take the following hand, where my entire range for playing the flop like this is EXACTLY 66:
Hand 1
Granted top 2 is a strong hand and if he just raised his AQ preflop like he should then the money would have gone in anyway, but still my only hand I felt this flop with is 66, I wouldn't want to play A6 like this, AA, QQ, and AQ are surely raised preflop.
On the same topic, this hand is even more strange:
Hand 2
Again my entire range on that flop is 66/77, I wouldn't even overplay oesfd's like that. Now the odd thing here is that I don't have villain as an idiot. His stats are 16/10/4 on a 1k+ sample size, and I see him as a poor to average regular TAG. Yesterday I saw a video of (I think, not sure, could be CTS too) Silentassasin where he mentions the memory of players. He says that if someone sees a very weird or possibly donkish play he could very well remember that one occasion and be biased in his opinion on you due to that occasion. So I took a look in PT to see what hands he saw me play, and sure enough I see two 200bb+ pots where in one I went allin with JJ on a QQ high board (note: against a mayor spewy donk) and won, in another hand I pushed with QcTc on a ThJcAc board and obviously hit both a K on the turn and a club on the river. Now solely based on these two hands he could think I am quite a spewy donk who (in his opinion) overplays his draws. This is just theory tho, he could just have been very very drunk.
As for losing hands, This hand is a good example of how 3betting and 4betting more affects the table, this guy was a solid reg.
Hand 3
This is a hand I totally butchered:
Hand 4
CO opener was quite loose and aggressive, and BTN was an aggressive reg. I think this is a good spot to do the squeeze. After the CO 4betted I was a bit lost, but thought his range of hands mostly included smaller pocket pairs, possibly a higher pp that he mixed his play with. Now I pushed since I figured I would be flipping against his smaller pp's and I have a decent equity against the higher ones.
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