Money-Drama-5968

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Yeah

Go to regular table 😁. Turn 2bb/100 to 12bb/100 👍

Is it that much easier!?! I’ve only ever really played zoom. I 2-table zoom, how many regular tables should I be playing?

OK let testing on 4 regular tables 👌.. Look at fish play, donk bet from fish, look every showdown you can see. 2 Table zoom are 550 hands / hour. 4 table is less than 400. But you will increase a lot on your winrate. Just have to play maximum hands against weaker openent. And enjoy the game 😉👌 warning : be strong with your opening hand.. ( 20/18) is pretty good on regular.

Thank you very much I will try out regular tables.

Something changed at around 12k hands. What’s the win rate since then?

Yeah I noticed that as well, my red line tanks around that point. Since that 12k mark I’m at 4.56BB/100.

Think your river bet is a bit thin, but fine if you think V is stations.

Yeah agreed I was very surprised to see him just call the river

You gave them odds to call the 4bet. That's barely more than a min-click.

Thanks I’ll try using a bigger 4bet sizing in future. Any thoughts on post flop?

We should think about ranges not specific hands, so you shouldn’t put him on JJ, but rather whatever range you think he has. That said, villain made a bad 3 bet and he made a bad call of your 4 bet and a bad call on the flop, and he chose to play out of position. So he is not a good player. Mark him as a donk/fish/station who loves his suited connectors and bet even bigger next time you’re up against him.

Thank you very much that’s helpful. Would you have still value bet the river as well or just checked back?

Im not an expert and would also like to get some comments on my thought.

Thank you that’s very helpful. I decided to lead the river as I didn’t want AK or potential KJs to check back. Your explanation makes more sense though so thanks

Aside from possibly getting away preflop, not really IMO.

Thank you very much

As played seems fine.

Thank you I appreciate the reply

Realistically there’s only one hand he 3bets with that beats you here but if you’re playing against some sort of TAG reg AQo is a fold pre to their 3bet. Sure there’s the miracle QQx or AQx flop but that’s it.

Thank you that’s helpful

Seems pretty standard. Nothing out of line or awkward. Like you mentioned in another comment, go through every combination in Villain's range. Assuming Villain hasn't shown any previous egregious errors or loose play, most of his range currently beats you, and most of the range that doesn't beat you has about 15-20% equity to beat you on the river.

Thanks, this comment gives me peace of mind

well played, flop can be both a shove and a call, calling I think is slightly superior. Turn is close but I think folding is fine.

Thanks very much 👍

I’m sorry, are these raises in cents??

Yes, corrrect

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Well aren’t you cool

You’re a calling station.

Thanks for the comment. So in this particular spot (bedsides 4 betting pre flop) how would your strategy differ to mine?

4bet hopefully 5-6 bet get it all in preflop.

Thanks for all the help 👍

So think about what youre saying.. and how it doesnt make sense. If 4 bets are rare and face up.. causing u to flat. Thats saying that you want action with your AA/kk. What thats also saying is people fold a lot to 4 bets. If this is the case then you should definitely be 4 betting your AA/kk along with a ton of other hands. You should be 4 betting light essentially.. since people overfold.

This comment was really helpful thank you. 4 betting makes far more sense now 👍

Since no one cares about losing $2, you cannot possibly learn to play poker playing these stakes.

Thanks for the helpful comment!