Hydrotrip: Casey Ray

[taylovesthebeatles]

One more question that hopefully someone can answer for me. Is there a simple way of quickly finding my most recent posts, and viewing the responses to it? I have learned to use Search -> Hydrotrip, however, I know there must be an easier way! Thanks a lot.
HT

If you click on your username on a post you've made, there is a dropdown menu and one of the options is "View all posts by Hydrotrip". Click there and you should be able to see them! Hope that helps.

[Hydrotrip]

Thanks Tay again. I saw in some of your posts you brought up Tulsa, do you live in the area or from around there? I am regular at the Cherokee NLHE and PLO games all the time. I always try to catch the side game action during their tournament series. Cherokee is in the process of changing to Hard Rock, but it's still pretty much the same. If you are ever going to be there playing, they have a real soft 1-2 NLHE game full of weak-loose action dying to pay off a solid run of cards. I was actually there all this weekend, and will probably spend a good amount of time there before rolling up and going to Vegas. Let me know!

[taylovesthebeatles]

Thanks Tay again. I saw in some of your posts you brought up Tulsa, do you live in the area or from around there? I am regular at the Cherokee NLHE and PLO games all the time. I always try to catch the side game action during their tournament series. Cherokee is in the process of changing to Hard Rock, but it's still pretty much the same. If you are ever going to be there playing, they have a real soft 1-2 NLHE game full of weak-loose action dying to pay off a solid run of cards. I was actually there all this weekend, and will probably spend a good amount of time there before rolling up and going to Vegas. Let me know!

Both my fiance Klinkman and I live in Tulsa, and go to college here. It'd be awesome to meet up at the casino sometime, although he does not turn 21 until November. You said you're only here until July? Maybe we can meet up somewhere else for a poker game or two if that sounds fun. I don't know how to play Omaha yet but my fiance does. Send me a pm sometime and we can arrange something if you're game! I can also talk to mathnerd3.14 and see if she wants to join us- she's also a member here but she doesn't post much, but she plays poker with us at college. Awesome to find a fellow NDN'er living so close!

[Pokerkitty6]

Hi Hydrotrip!!! I like the way you think and your name too. There is nothing better than living close to a beach, complete free therapy everyday. All your problems seem to go away when you're at the beach. As far as owning a restaurant, I hope it's in your blood to do it. My husband, Tony, is a General Manager of Chili's and in the next couple of years a managing partner. He loves it. If you don't love it, you will get burned out. Best of luck to you and make sure that dream comes true. "Keep your feet on the ground, and reach for the stars".

[eejit101]

Without being an *** (tho i am sure gonna sound like one)

A poker "pro" surely wouldnt have pushed as much with 1,300 chips into a 150pot, knowing about equity and everything that you do, it made little sense. Also, calling with 77 vs me was odd. I mean, im not pushing < A6.

That being said, you did mention cash games. Which are completely different. So welcome!!!

[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]

Both my fiance Klinkman and I live in Tulsa, and go to college here. It'd be awesome to meet up at the casino sometime, although he does not turn 21 until November. You said you're only here until July? Maybe we can meet up somewhere else for a poker game or two if that sounds fun. I don't know how to play Omaha yet but my fiance does. Send me a pm sometime and we can arrange something if you're game! I can also talk to mathnerd3.14 and see if she wants to join us- she's also a member here but she doesn't post much, but she plays poker with us at college. Awesome to find a fellow NDN'er living so close!

Ya I stayed at the Cherokee on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night, the action really has slowed since Creek opened their new room, but Cherokee is also in the process of building a new room in the High Limit slot area, glassed in, like the Ameristar riverboat in St. Charles, my stomping grounds. If you have a disposable couple-few hundred dollars, the 300NLHE tables are soft, however, keep in mind advanced plays will yield little return, it's strickly a game of relentless aggression, which I wouldn't wager my roll on, or patience and value. No where in the middle proves to be very lucrative. I should be coming back down the weekend of the 26th, and we can throw some high fives for sure

[Hydrotrip]

One more thing, have you checked out the new Downstream casino on the Quapaw Res near Joplin? They have a 1/2 5 Rock HA game that would be great to introduce you to Omaha. There is a round of NLHE, and a round of PLO high, without increasing blind levels, of course (as it is a ring game). The blinds are 1&2 like a standard 200NL game, however, there is a 5 straddle rock (usually 5 $1 chips bundled with a band or tape) that stays out on the felt, and whoever dragged the previous pot is awarded position the subsequent hand Preflop. Essentially the preflop action starts to the left of the straddle rock, and future streets retreat to standard position. Furthermore, the initial buy-ins range from 100-200, however, as the game progresses and substantial stacks develop, it becomes a 75% game, where newcomers may load up to 3/4 of the big stack. It is an interesting twist, and good opportunity to learn PLO in a live setting, without being a complete railbird.

[taylovesthebeatles]

I've never been near Joplin. When you're gonna be here hit me with a pm and we'll see if we are free!

[allinking17]

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