The best way to play a hand of n e hand on fullltilt

In n e given hand the best way to win is to get in cheap as possible
and win that hand. Everything leading into the situation should be analyze by you and you must assess whether to call when to raise and when to fold.

To say i'll three bet my strong hand no matter what comes on the flop is plain
being stupid. cuzz everyone knows at fulltilt someone always has a hand.

AA all in situation and sometimes not u can put a big raise out there
but it is possible for you to get sucked out so be careful with that

AK is a raise if you hit nothin on the flop its a must fold
AK is also all in situation when u r shortstack.

AQ and AJ A10 and so on. Don't over value ur hand and don't be so committed to one hand if your willing to play lotto then don't listen to me.

if a player is a lotto player and ur a poker player then leave that table.

go somewhere they play real poker cuzz lotto players will put u all in just to gamble and hope to hit.

undercut cards jacks tens and lower perferrably don't go all in with these cards but i have seen people go all in with them and have won.

so it depends on the player and u on how u want to play the game.

if you want to risk it on Jacks and uder then go right ahead go all in with them
but i don't suggests it.

lol good luck



first time typing in a forum...............signed bugzbunny

I am about to disagree with everything you just wrote, nearly:cheers2:

Dont take it the wrong way, and feel free to respond if you think im wrong!

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Originally Posted by bugzbunny

In n e given hand the best way to win is to get in cheap as possible
and win that hand. No, the best way to win is to isolate the field and extract maximum value.

Everything leading into the situation should be analyze by you and you must assess whether to call when to raise and when to fold. Ok, this i agree with.

To say i'll three bet my strong hand no matter what comes on the flop is plain
being stupid. well.... it depends. You cant 3bet if noone has bet and raised or raised your bet. 3bet = bet, raise, RERAISE, the Reraise being the third bet. And i often make bets before the flop has come down, continuation bets, bluffs, everything.

cuzz everyone knows at fulltilt someone always has a hand. Not true. Please god, not another FT hater. If you think this, quit and play somewhere else.

AA all in situation and sometimes not u can put a big raise out there
but it is possible for you to get sucked out so be careful with that I will go all in with AA at any point preflop, vs however many people. Only exceptions are the bubble on a sattelite, or if i fold it i make the cash in a tourney. Thats it.

AK is a raise if you hit nothin on the flop its a must fold .Wtf? Continuation bets work. Raise preflop, miss, bet, take down pot. Or get called and have many outs. Its +EV, trust me. Not always obviously, pick your spots.

AK is also all in situation when u r shortstack. yes, obviously. Unless sattelite or bubble

AQ and AJ A10 and so on. Don't over value ur hand and don't be so committed to one hand if your willing to play lotto then don't listen to me. A10 sucks. I fold it more oftent han not, unless in later stages. If your being careful with all the medium/strong hands, youll never amass chips and have the chips to bully or gain more chips. You need to be playing AQ and AJ, yes, occasonally carefully, but opening with AQ is fine, and AJ from mid/late position.

if a player is a lotto player and ur a poker player then leave that table. Or get a big hand and trap him. Easy money.

go somewhere they play real poker cuzz lotto players will put u all in just to gamble and hope to hit. Exactly, so win from them.

undercut cards jacks tens and lower perferrably don't go all in with these cards but i have seen people go all in with them and have won. So you want to fold big pairs too? Folding these, or not shoving at times, is just gonna cost you a double up or 2 more often than not. Not everyone has a good hand when shoving.

so it depends on the player and u on how u want to play the game. Ok, i agree!

if you want to risk it on Jacks and uder then go right ahead go all in with them
but i don't suggests it. Ill do it if i think im ahead. Which is what you should do.

lol good luck Thanks!



first time typing in a forum...............signed bugzbunny After all that.... welcome!!!!

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Any thoughts?

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Any thoughts?

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I'm very full. I ate a lot.

Or did you want thoughts on your post?

you guys are cool:cheers2:

Not just cool, too cool.

It honestly hurts sometimes as to how cool I am.

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Originally Posted by eejit101

Not just cool, too cool.

It honestly hurts sometimes as to how cool I am.

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Feeling humble today, eh?

Bugz,
I think it is important to define the specifics of the situation before you can discuss the best way to play a particular hand.
There are so many factors that make up a poker hand.

Is it a cash game or tournament?
If it is a tournament, what stage are you at? Beginning, middle, bubble, final table, etc?
In general, how is the table playing and particularly the opponents 1 and 2 to your left? Loose, tight, etc.
What's your table image?

In general, if you are playing a deepstacked (at least 100BB) cash game or you are in the first couple of levels of a tourney, it can be very profitable to see a lot of flops cheaply. You'll mostly miss the flop and have to fold but you have an opportunity to stack someone if you hit your hand.

In later stages of the tournament, there are other, more important considerations and like eejit says, you have to try and narrow the field. You'll want to try and get heads-up and increase your chances of winning a showdown or bluffing the other person out.

Harrington on Holdem has a very good discussion of the different factors that make up a poker hand.

I will agree to not agree for general purposes. Eejit perty much summed it up on some of the same views i have toward certain situations in poker. Poker is always changing, every play, every hand, so too must a poker player always change and adapt.

I can honestly say that there is no two hands that you play the same every time. EVER. You table image is always changing, which changes the way you play a hand. How many hands you have had to establish that table image. The number and quality of the players changes how hands should be played. Against a group of tight players you play one way, against a group of loose players you play differently. Your thoughts on ever player at the table change with every hand they play.

Basically every hand is different than the previous experience with that same hand.