Hydrotrip: Casey Ray

[Hydrotrip]

You don't sound like an *** at all. As for hyperaggression, in a low-limit weak-loose field, particularly resting on or near 10BB, it is necessary to extract as much fold equity as possible, rather than bets of 2.2-3.5BB, which is fundamentally much more vulnerable to inexperienced players with >15 or even 20BB stack sizes. I consider this perspective advantageous enough that any experienced player would utilize, accounting for a arguably loose call I would not have made in tango with players of a lesser caliber (somewhat of a compliment :P). As for 77, I took into consideration the following conditions: A very short pattern analysis (2.5BB or 3/5 stack ratio holding 1010 one level earlier/ship 1 ace 1 paint), 10min blind intervals w <10BB, and a presupposed opportunity flip a pot as a 55% favorite to essentially secure a place in the money and eliminate a competent opponent (another compliment :P). Under these conditions, after 25s in the tank, it added up to a pretty standard call.

Let me know what you think I always enjoy some disparate analysis. Just, do us both a favor, and don't throw in the 'Best you could be is a coinflip, or you're a 4:1 dog' clause. It's obviously a little beyond that.

[GloBug]

welcome to the forum and your posts are very helpful. i hope u do beceome a beach bum so when i got to the caribean i can get free food and drinks. lol

[eejit101]

You don't sound like an *** at all. As for hyperaggression, in a low-limit weak-loose field, particularly resting on or near 10BB, it is necessary to extract as much fold equity as possible, rather than bets of 2.2-3.5BB, which is fundamentally much more vulnerable to inexperienced players with >15 or even 20BB stack sizes. I consider this perspective advantageous enough that any experienced player would utilize, accounting for a arguably loose call I would not have made in tango with players of a lesser caliber (somewhat of a compliment :P). As for 77, I took into consideration the following conditions: A very short pattern analysis (2.5BB or 3/5 stack ratio holding 1010 one level earlier/ship 1 ace 1 paint), 10min blind intervals w <10BB, and a presupposed opportunity flip a pot as a 55% favorite to essentially secure a place in the money and eliminate a competent opponent (another compliment :P). Under these conditions, after 25s in the tank, it added up to a pretty standard call.

Let me know what you think I always enjoy some disparate analysis. Just, do us both a favor, and don't throw in the 'Best you could be is a coinflip, or you're a 4:1 dog' clause. It's obviously a little beyond that.

As per that clause you mentioned i wont throw it in, yet.

Mainly as you new and havent yet seen many games involving me.

Given my probably hand ranges at that point, id say 77 was about 37%. With money in pot already your about right on it, ad sometimes racing for a guaranteed cash finish is the best way.

What sites do you play on? Username?



Edit - im making post about all the good hand analysis threads on here, feel free to post some kind of thoughts on any/ll of them if u wish

[Hydrotrip]

My table name is 'starrent' on Bodog's poker client where I was most active in the ever lucrative ring games, mostly pot limit, and 'protostarr' on PStars, which I haven't been active on since 2007 when I started playing exclusively live. Also, I just opened a FTP account under 'starrent', and plan to blog my path from a chips-to-cash ND real money balance to a substantial bankroll, to serve as a tool for some of the players on NDN, and of course some form of self-evaluation. Hopefully I won't have the embarassment of getting snapped off clean in the first couple nights, where the dice will be most crucial :X

[eejit101]

......Deposit?