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postar mina felspelade händer så jag får skämmas och inte törs göra om misstagen vi är djupa och FI är TAG reg, given raise på floppen iom så dragig bräda. som spelad visste jag inte riktigt vad jag skulle göra på denna rivern. säg att FI har AA, KK vilken betsize är bäst? men som sagt raise på flop, bet turn, shove riv nästa gång $0.25/$0.50 No Limit Holdem 4 Players Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com Stacks: HERO ($94.08) BTN ($102.03) SB ($53.80) BB ($160.70) Pre-Flop: ($0.75, 4 players) HERO is CO 9:club: 9:diamond: HERO raises to $1.50, 2 folds, BB raises to $5, HERO calls $3.50 Flop: 9:spade: 8:heart: Q:spade: ($10.25, 2 players) BB bets $7.50, HERO calls $7.50 Turn: 3:diamond: ($25.25, 2 players) BB checks, HERO bets $20, BB calls $20 River: J:diamond: ($65.25, 2 players) BB checks, HERO goes all-in $61.58, BB folds Final Pot: $126.83 HERO wins $124.83 (net +$30.75) BB lost $32.50 haha jag är sämst FI unknows här men tog honom senare på några inköp. han 3betar väldigt smått så jag väljer att ta en flop i position med QTs. killen hade iaf väldigt högt flop c-bet och tyckte jag kunde reppa för lite med en raise på den floppen så floatar här utan equity $0.25/$0.50 No Limit Holdem 5 Players Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com Stacks: UTG ($54.19) CO ($21.24) HERO ($50.15) SB ($61.53) BB ($52.59) Pre-Flop: ($0.75, 5 players) HERO is BTN 10:spade: Q:spade: 2 folds, HERO raises to $1.50, SB raises to $4, 1 fold, HERO calls $2.50 Flop: 3:club: 5:diamond: 5:club: ($8.50, 2 players) SB bets $5.50, HERO calls $5.50 Turn: A:heart: ($19.50, 2 players) SB checks, HERO bets $13.50, SB calls $13.50 River: K:spade: ($46.50, 2 players) SB checks, HERO goes all-in $27.15, SB calls $27.15 Final Pot: $100.80 SB shows 7:club: 7:spade: HERO shows 10:spade: Q:spade: SB wins $97.30 (net +$47.15) HERO lost $50.15 back $80 idag men ev +$60 iaf

tror du läst handen lite fel vi är 3st inblandade i handen, jag är alltså i big blind efter nit öppnar från BT och en annan nit 3betar från Small blind alltså blir det cold4bet om jag vill höja.

FI är LAG 28/23 hög flop och turn cbet floppar nöten och en raise reppar färgdrag+22+air. $0.50/$1 No Limit Holdem 6 Players Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com Stacks: UTG ($105.84) UTG+1 ($51.11) CO ($119.13) HERO ($105.70) SB ($100.85) BB ($150.08) Pre-Flop: ($1.50, 6 players) HERO is BTN A:spade: 2:spade: UTG raises to $3.50, UTG+1 calls $3.50, 1 fold, HERO calls $3.50, 2 folds Flop: A:heart: K:spade: 2:heart: ($12, 3 players) UTG bets $7, UTG+1 folds, HERO raises to $22, UTG raises to $66, HERO goes all-in $80.20, UTG calls $36.20 Turn: 9:diamond: ($216.40, 2 players, 1 all-in) River: 7:spade: ($216.40, 2 players, 1 all-in) Final Pot: $216.40 HERO shows A:spade: 2:spade: UTG shows K:club: K:diamond: UTG wins $213.40 (net +$107.70) HERO lost $105.70 UTG+1 lost $3.50 denna spelar jag rätt kasst, FI är fisk så borde göra det typ 5-6bb preflop och på en sådan flop kan jag betta pot, och turn bör jag inte checka då det finns massor han kan syna med och om jag blir raisat är det ju bara att folda. river är given shove när han bettar $0.25/$0.50 No Limit Holdem 5 Players Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com Stacks: UTG ($60.15) CO ($52.10) BTN ($69.71) SB ($46.32) HERO ($50) Pre-Flop: ($0.75, 5 players) HERO is BB K:club: K:diamond: 3 folds, SB calls $0.25, HERO raises to $2, SB calls $1.50 Flop: 8:club: 9:spade: 3:spade: ($4, 2 players) SB checks, HERO bets $3, SB calls $3 Turn: 9:club: ($10, 2 players) SB checks, HERO checks River: 9:heart: ($10, 2 players) SB bets $8, HERO goes all-in $45, SB goes all-in $33.32 Final Pot: $96.32 HERO shows K:club: K:diamond: SB shows A:diamond: A:club: SB wins $89.14 (net +$42.82) HERO collects $3.68 (net -$46.32) _____________________ från en blog på dc HAND TYPES * In general there are two hand types preflop * 1. BIg hands ATo KTo big pair hands, bluff catch and valuebet thin * 2, Str8 flush hand types like 89s and suited aces can make draws and can make barrels and semibluffs UTG PLAY * Easier to bluff from UTG and harder to get value * Barrelling suited cards is better vs tighters players because you have backdorr equity vs their likely calling range * Barreling ATo type hands is only good if you are playing vs players who are very call happy who go to show down alot * Alter your range based on players behind you. You are not necessarily looser or tighter, you are just shifting the types of hands you choose to open taylored to the types of villains you are facing * the more cards that give you equity on the turn, the better the flop is for barrelling * small pairs are the worst in the game for barrelling * consider folding 22-55 as the PFR as you are unlikely to get value due to a combination of factors, namely; its hard to get value OOP in the first place, when you do flop a set the board is very likely to be dry (K38r for example) so further reducing the likelihood of getting multiple streets of value vs villain, if the board is wet and you flop a set, you only get action from hands that have good equity vs yuou are like OESD and FD's without having position. A rare exception would be if there is a huge fish in the blinds * If more fish at the tables remove the lower suited connectors and add more tp types of hands and reopen 22-55 CO RANGE * CO range add more suited gappers, less offsuit Aces, ATo+ for vs regs * WT regs are very easy to bluff, they dont go to showdown enough * Its better to beat the WT regs with a non-showdown orientated strategy, take away all the small pots from them * Most of the time you have air> weak made hand > medium made hand > strong made hand.. this is the beuaty of poker as bluffing is more important, because most of the time you have air. * The key to beating nits is to put yourself in a spot where you can bluff them as often as possible (and still have equity) * Vs regs / WeakTight's SC SG = better, bluffing freq on turn is higher and you have EQUITY 97s goes up in value, conversely Axo goes down in value * Vs FIsh thin valuebets go up in EV, A8o goes up in value 97s going down in value * short stackers = minraise vs them, it kills their strategy BUTTON PLAY * When button stealing if the two players in the blinds fold a total of higher than 160 when you combine the sb and bb folds, you can open 100% of buttons to 2.5x and auto profit. For example sb folds 92% of the time and BB folds 69% of the time, we auto profit from stealing ATC. Any money we can make post flop on this steal is FREE BONUS MONEY * Say combined they are 140 total sb+bb FTS, and we can still make a cbet and get a steal through later on as a cbet, its auto profit kaaap * optimize your betsize for your hand type/goal. If you are opening a hand for value bet bigger, if as a steal open smaller * SB PLAY * anytime a BB player doesnt defend 40% of hands, we autoprofit opening 100% of their hands * open alot from sb and play tight postflop when you have good boards and good equity, do not spew postflop, if the cbet is marginal/borderline only do +EV plays 3BETTING * If a guy is playing 4-bet or fold to 3bets, we should only 3bet him for value with hands that can 5bet shove. If a hand (like AJs, AQs) can call preflop, but is not strong enough to 5bet shove, we should never 3bet with those types of hands. * For example, its better to have A2o in your range to use as a 3bet bluff than using AQs as a 3bet since both can't 5bet all in profitably vs a 4bet or fold player, but AQs has much higher value postflop, thus it's better to flat. * So when we are talking about 3bet vluffing, which hands are best to use as 3bet bluffs? The answer is the top of your folding range preflop. The reason? Your Equity is higher with certain hands in your folding range than other hands in your folding range. For example, is it better to have A9o or A6o? A9o obviously. Is it better to have Q7s or 73s? Q7s obviously. They are both types of hands which make up your 3bet bluffing frequency, yet not all 3bet bluffing hands are created equal, so you should go for the higher equity hands in every spot you can even though they are both part of the same 3bet bluffing frequency. * Axo hands that your can't call, or 3bet for value, are great to add as 3bet bluffing hands because of the blocking potential. For example A6o is better than KTo because it bloacks 11 combos and KTo blocks 10 combos of hands that villain would 4bet. * Similarly KTo, QTo, JTo are better than K9s, K8s, K7s for blockers * At the same time, K8s could be slightly better than K9o for the potential of a flush * As you can see in the above examples, the hand values run close together, but the main point is that you are using the highest equity hands at the top of your folding range as 3bet bluffing hands. * This helps to balance when you have Premiums you want to 3bet/5bet all in, and creates a good dynamic with villains. The more villain folds to 3bet the more we add in hands at the lower end of our 3bet bluffing range (i.e .A30, Q7s) the lower he folds to 3bet the more we add the top of our 3bet bluffing range (A9o, QTo). * bascially the more he folds to 3bet, the more we want to 3bet bluff him. The more he folds to 3bet, the weaker our hand can be, yet still trying to stay within the framework of staying at the higher end of equity hands within the frequency of the top of our folding range * if villain folds 65% of the time, we should be 3bet bluff all Axo as a bluff and only our value hands * if villain folds 70% of the time, we should be 3bet bluffing Axo + KTo type hands, plus our value hands as normal * if villain folds 75%, add the suited Kings * essentially the higher the fold to 3bet, the more we add in hands from the top of our folding range * People fold less because postflop because less money behind in 3bet pots, as the SPR is smaller * In a shallower pot the value of making a pair goes up, Broadway cards +++ * In a deeper pot the value of making the nut hands goes up, Suited cards +++ * If you anticipate them not folding,m you should not be 3bet bluffing ever CBETTING AND ADJUSTMENTS * Adjust your cbetting to your opponents by optimizing your barrelling ranges * The concept revolves around Honesty and Dishonesty * Everytime an opponent is either too honest, or too dishonest, we can exploit that * As a result we play different against every opponent * An unpaired hand will make a pair 1/3 of the time, so if we are cbetting against an honest fit or fold reg, he will be folding around 60% of the time (2/3 he will miss a pair, sometimes he will pick up a draw, sometimes he will already have a pair, thus lower that 66%) - we base our strategy around this number and count it as honesty * Vs honest players only bluff on good scare cards or when we pick up good equity * there is no point in bluff catching vs a player who does not bluff, so honest players do not bluff turns/rivers alot * Vs lower (less honest) players who call alot of cbets (fold to cbet lower than say 40-35%) we can incorporate bluff catching/thin value into our strategy on turn * its better to cbet for value more, less air vs dishonest guy, if we have to check/fold many turns, dont even bet the flop, the more bd draws wer can turn the more we can cbet! We depolarize our betting range, mainly value. * On the turn, dishonest players also bluff too much, so we can check to induce/call down to exploit his second dishonest point on the turn. We check to him with the bluffcatching range or our hands which can check raise. * Example KT3r board, we hold AK, we should check call here to induce bluffs * Same board, KT3r, we hold TT, we should also check call to induce, and go for a big bet on the river, either by betting ourselves if we believe he will call, or by check-raising all in if we believe he can bluff or valuebet thin * Same board KT3r, we hold QJs and pick up BDFD on turn, we should Bet, as we have good equity when called but no real showdown equity, similar as Axs which picks up BDFD, and we automatically have fold equity on the turn because he has so much air in his range from the flop. * Same board KT3r, we have QJs again, pick up BDF draw, vs dishonest guy, we can C/R as a bluff as its an auto good semi-bluff, as you have huge fold equity, strong percieved range, he has tons of air in his range, you have good equity regardless, plus you can pick up an extra bet from him when he bluffs. * better to cbet with air/bluffs more vs honest guy * point of honesty on the turn is average for a regular at ssnl * A popular line to exploit regs with is if they cbet flop, check call turn, they will almost always fold to a riverbet, (77%~ pot river bet as a bluff) * If villain plays honest on the turn, we can float 100% of his cbetting range because we show an autoprofit on the times he check/folds turn, or check,calls turn, folds to river bet. Essentially If he is check folding more than 50% of the time on the turn, we can call him on the flop with air. If a guy has a point of honesty on the turn, we never have to fold to his cbet. However, you should not make it obvious, so you should mix it up with some folds with your worst equity hands. * Floating is a similar concept to 3bet bluffing, we should be floating with the top of our air range. * The only time our air matters is when he does double barrell. Thus a good hand to float is thus a hand with backdoor draws. For example, comparing A9o with A3s, on a KT2r board with one suit of our A£s hand, its ALWAYS much better to float with the A3s than with the A9o for the simple matter of backdoor equity. The more cards we can continue with the better. * PREFLOP EQUITY, FLOP EQUITY, TURN EQUITY, RIVER EQUITY, POSITION, OPPONENTS STACKSIZE, OPPONENTS TENDENCIES, POINTS OF HONESTY * a combination of these factors = HAND PLAYABLITY * Bluff catchers against guys who don't bluff are pointless. Against honest players. These types of guys are the 60% cbetters and 30% 2barrellers, in which case, you should play more suited connecting cards IP vs them. The reason for this is because when they barrel you on the turn they are never bluffing and need to have strong showdown equity to continue or high backboor equity. As a concequence your weaker broadways like KTo can't face any heat vs them on the turn even if they barrel a Kxx or Txx board, because they are never bluffing. Essentially you value own yourself by calling with these types of hands on the turn vs them because they will always beat your marginal TPMK type of hands. Instead, you should incorporate playing more suited connecting hands into your turn calling range because while you have no actual showdown value right now, you have equity enough to call, and if you hit your out and he fires again, you can usually stack him as he is never bluffing the river and he can't easily put you on a hand that made it backdoor. Furthermore, you can expect to be able to steal the river when he checks to you because your percieved strength is very high, even if you miss, thus making it profitable to bluff and force a difficult decision on your opponent. * OOP on CO vs BTN vs honest guy who has high fold to cbet (60%+) its better to widen your opening range to incorporate more suited connecting hands so that you can barrell more turns, ie 89s, 76s etc. * Conversely, OOP on CO vs BTN vs dishonest guy with a low fold to cbet (40% or lower)you should be adding more hands with TP potential to valuebet thinner, ie, KTo, QJo etc. We should tighten up a little bit and remove the straight flush types. * vs guys who cbet high flop high turn say 65% flop 60% turn, we should adjust by playing miore fit/fold and tighter on the flop as we are having a hard time calling his turn and river barrells. * vs the high flop and turn barrellers, we can also exploit his strategy by calling with our draws on the flop, and choosing the turn to raise as a semi-bluff with our flushdraws. This also helps us to balance out the times we catch a hand on the flop and want to get max value from his bluffs, by slowingplying our monster hands and letting him barrel the turn, then raising the turn for value. By having both big draws iwth good equity and monsters in our turn raising range, he has a hard time playing back as his turn cbet is too high anyway and his range contains too much air to take heat. A turn raise is very +EV against this type of aggro player. * Preflop adjustments vs high flop and turn barrellers you should avoid the suited gappers, but you can play the big card hands to bluff catch. This player type is the opposite of the honest guy who we can't bluff catch against as bluff catching is pointless vs player who don't bluff. Instead he is highly dishonest as he is betting too many turns and we know he can't have enough value hands so we can exploit him by bluff catching with our Big card hands prelop. Suited connected hands are good also as we can turn these hands into semibluff raises on the turn. You'd rather by flatting hands like KJo vs this guy than vs honest guy as it has a higher EV in this spot due to the fact that he has too many bluffs in his barrelling range. Bluff catching vs players who bluff alot is awesome. Bluff catching vs player who don't bluff is pointless. We play more fit or fold on the flop and then usually play several streets once we decide to call the flop as he is bluffing alot. * Imagine you have a table where there are three players who have the identical VPIP and PFR 23/19 for example. However, one player is honest in general, one player is unknown and one player is dishonest in general. We should have a different preflop range and post flop playing style against all three players. Identify your player type early and quickly and adjust as soon as you can make positively make +EV decisions catered for the player type you are facing. * It's a matter of practice and constantly re-evaluating your opponents and habit to get good, keep playing, the more the play the quicker you will learn where and when to apply these concepts.

håller med 100% i 55 handen jag skrev nyss ett långt inlägg där jag försöker försvara min QQ fold preflop men kom på bättre tankar och jag tror att syna och spela lite poker i pos postflop är det bästa går att missuppfatta denna fråga lite men jag tror du menar vilka hemsidor osv då jag har skrivit ganska mkt att det är chiang mai eller bangkok jag siktar på för bangkok eventuellt phuket osv.., mycket är på thai men i sukumwit-områdena finns det annonser på eng http://www.prakard.com/ för chiang mai har jag ingen liknande prakard men http://www.baanchayayon.com/hotel.php http://www.galarethong.com/ http://www.chiangmaismithres.com/ http://www.loftresidence-chiangmai.com/rental/rates.html

tror många skulle få ut mycket av dessa avsnitt, har du ett deucescracked konto så ge dom en chans iaf shuffle and flow avsnitt #1 avsnitt #2 lol jag skriver alltid notes i engleska

låter grymmt, jag blir väldigt sugen på att dra när man läser sånt här, hoppas ni får det underbart. har ni bloggar eller liknande där ni kommer lägga upp pics och storys etc?

tanken var att betta på turns som ger mig mer fold EQ, men 6an är relativt blank imo och mot denna kille speciellt foldar nog inte mkt som han synade min raise på flop. tycker flopraisen är given dock, turn så skulle det suga att bli checkraisad allin av typ JJ

decent sista sesh för idag, +$250 så even för dagen andra handen idag när jag satte mig vid ett bord, en TAG öppnar UTG alla foldar och jag är small blind med QQ och det är på NL100 som jag nyss gått upp till. jag 3b och ställer när han 4betar mig. där tror jag det är bättre att bara syna med QQ från sb och spela lite poker. resultatorienterad javisst för han visade AA, tror ändå det är mer +EV att bara syna där, hade han vart CO eller BT är det ju superstandard dock. denna handen är också rätt lustig, killen är en förlorande reg som är väldigt misstänksam. jag överbettar väldigt sällan mot regs men här passade det tyckte jag $0.25/$0.50 No Limit Holdem 6 Players Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com Stacks: UTG ($50) UTG+1 ($50) CO ($64.87) HERO ($87.44) SB ($100.04) BB ($52.99) Pre-Flop: ($0.75, 6 players) HERO is BTN A:spade: 2:spade: 1 fold, UTG+1 raises to $1.50, 1 fold, HERO calls $1.50, 2 folds Flop: 4:spade: 3:diamond: 3:spade: ($3.75, 2 players) UTG+1 bets $2.67, HERO raises to $7, UTG+1 calls $4.33 Turn: 6:diamond: ($17.75, 2 players) UTG+1 checks, HERO checks River: K:spade: ($17.75, 2 players) UTG+1 checks, HERO goes all-in $78.94, UTG+1 goes all-in $41.50 Final Pot: $138.19 UTG+1 shows 7:diamond: 7:heart: HERO shows A:spade: 2:spade: HERO wins $135.19 (net +$47.75) UTG+1 lost $50

tror/vet att bangkok och chiang mai funkar väldigt bra för oss smallstakeslirare som vill till värmen men inte vill spendera 20k/mån utan vill bygga lite rulle medans man är ute och reser. CM är billigare än bangkok typ halva priset på bostad bangkok har ju dock fetare flygplatser och närmare om man vill dra iväg på en weekend till playan. vore ballt att flytta in i en etta på 27e våningen i bangkok tror man kan få det för ~10-15k baht langa msn i pm så kirrar vi det

nice, det låter härligt var i thailand tänkte ni hålla hus och blir det mycket poker eller mest semester? tror man måste vara i phuketområdet för att kunna få någorlunda surfning i thailand, har ingen aning om hur det ligger till med internet där dock http://www.phuket.com/sports/surfing.htm 15k på 0.5/1sek låter svårt

låter likt mig det där vad tänkte du ha för månadsbudjet i thailand och vart i thailand lutar det åt? PS. har hört om grymt fiskiga kasinon i kambodia, i phnom penh typ:P lite fler LTBR notes^_^

läser igenom let there be range igen och skrev lite notes, varför inte posta dem lixom. ser lite knasigt ut kanske fler notes osv senare

ah najs, jag tar nog ett sånt där tripple isf annars double some blir 180 dagar ist för 270. är man i chiang mai kostar visarun ~1000baht åker på morgonen och är tillbaks vid middagstid när hade du tänkt åka?

BT spelar 15/10 över stort sample, sb spelat 12/8 på 20 händer typ. lite knasig spot imo, jag foldade bara tror jag kan hamna i knasiga & -EV situationer vid push eller syn $0.50/$1 No Limit Holdem 5 Players Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com Stacks: UTG ($100) CO ($192.15) BTN ($101.50) SB ($102.65) HERO ($100) Pre-Flop: ($1.50, 5 players) HERO is BB Q:heart: Q:diamond: 2 folds, BTN raises to $2.50, SB raises to $8, HERO folds, BTN folds Final Pot: $11.50 SB wins $11.50 (net +$3.50) BTN lost $2.50 haha, lustig hand avslutade min nog lite för långa session efter denna handen då jag trodde jag rivrade kåken $0.25/$0.50 No Limit Holdem 6 Players Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com Stacks: UTG ($75.67) UTG+1 ($22.19) HERO ($56.25) BTN ($51.69) SB ($38.54) BB ($25.94) Pre-Flop: ($0.75, 6 players) HERO is CO 3:heart: 3:spade: 2 folds, HERO raises to $1.50, 2 folds, BB calls $1 Flop: K:spade: 10:spade: Q:spade: ($3.25, 2 players) BB checks, HERO checks Turn: A:heart: ($3.25, 2 players) BB checks, HERO checks River: 3:diamond: ($3.25, 2 players) BB bets $3.09, HERO raises to $25, BB goes all-in $21.35 Final Pot: $52.69 BB shows A:spade: 9:spade: HERO shows 3:heart: 3:spade: BB wins $49.53 (net +$23.59) HERO collects $0.56 (net -$25.94) FI är fisk, men trodde hans coldcall var rätt stark typ 99 TT JJ QQ och vet att han synar ner light värdepushade riv men han har en hand jag trodde att han skulle värdebetta själv. gillar dock en mindre betsize av mig på rivern synen pre borde vara rätt standard va? ställa shortstacken på turn kan nog vara bästa spelet här då brädan är så pass dragig $0.50/$1 No Limit Holdem 6 Players Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com Stacks: UTG ($194.71) UTG+1 ($100) HERO ($130.03) BTN ($106.65) SB ($63.19) BB ($55.50) Pre-Flop: ($1.50, 6 players) HERO is CO 5:diamond: 5:spade: 2 folds, HERO raises to $3, BTN raises to $9, SB calls $8.50, 1 fold, HERO calls $6 Flop: 7:spade: 6:club: 2:spade: ($28, 3 players) SB checks, HERO checks, BTN checks Turn: 5:club: ($28, 3 players) SB bets $8, HERO calls $8, BTN folds River: 4:spade: ($44, 2 players) SB checks, HERO goes all-in $113.03, SB goes all-in $46.19 Final Pot: $203.22 HERO shows 5:diamond: 5:spade: SB shows A:club: 3:club: SB wins $133.38 (net +$70.19) HERO collects $66.84 (net -$63.19) BTN lost $9

obv krossat idag och +$900, bytt tillbaks till partypoker btw <3 om ngn vill ha schysst deal där så hör av er 8bi på nl50 4bi på NL100 och lite rb dock even för månaden tyvärr efter lite torskning vid 16tablande SH NL50 på FTP och har nog inte rb där:oops: men det var en kul grej iaf, håller mig nog till 4-9 tablande på party månaden ut, kör med spadeeye så har alltid bara bord med fisk uppe. thailandsbiljett kostar runt ~3k nu i november.. blir lite sugen lägger in lite bilder medans jag lix skriver här ~6000baht eller typ 1500kr/mån för detta i chiang mai och vet folk som tycker stället är bra också +~2000baht för el+vatten +1000baht för stabilt grindvänligt internet +6000baht för mat om man håller sig till thaimat +2500+1000baht för 125cc och soppa ______________________________ =18,500baht/mån ~ 4500kr skulle man alltså rent teoretiskt kunna klara sig på men inge kul att åka till thailand och leva så snålt såklart8-) så adda några tusen för nöjen osv

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intressant, kollade historiken nu. har fått 3st utbetalningar på 3år? innan av en med nicket porsche123.. kanske kan ha rb då jag bara testat ftp sporadiskt innan och skulle kunna stämma. utbetalt runt den 5-10e ons-fredag får väll se nu denna månad

jag är signad via pokerforum på fulltilt, med bonuskoden "POKERFORUM" någon som vet om man har/kan få rakeback då? mailade stackback men de har tydligen inget med det att göra trots att de har massor med länkar på startsidan:( även fulltilts support tiger hur ligger det till?

wow, imponerad av idag började inte lira förens 19:30 men två sessioner á 4h avklarade och 6,4k händer. sprang jäkligt kallt första sessionen med två st 2outare och spewade endel onödigt efter ~3h tror jag min openrange från UTG och hijack börjar bli alldeles för lös vilket inte är någe vidare.. skrev en lapp med "NIT IT UP" gör jag bara det tror jag att jag kan ha en rätt fin stabil winrate.. tror spew och att spela kassa händer OOP är några stora läckor fortf men lovar att jobba på det EV på +$50 iaf men back -$110 10inköp plus imorgon dock

ah otur men du härligt att det gått bra denna veckan vad hade du för winrate? måste ju va sjukt hög va? lyssnar du på någe musik/radio osv när du lirar? har du spotify så langa lite listor börjar bli rätt less på de jag har när man lirar dem 8h/dag

varför inte 1-2 först? tror det är onödigt att hoppa över en nivå, sjukt stor varians skillnad lär det ju bli sista handen tycker jag du overreppar handen om du C/R turn, hade nog kört bet flop, bet turn, bet riv på den ist. tror inte han raisar med sämre än KK för värde där på rivern. och skulle han bluffat så väntar han inte till rivern utan gör det på turn tror han har TJ, T6s, TT rätt ofta där han ser iofs rätt aggro ut på statsen,

bra jobbat lägg upp pics här eller i din db och släng upp filmen på megaupload sugen på ett till propbet? nu är jag med också dra typ 10h/dag ett tag? för ~$100 till den som inte klarar jag tänkte dra ett par 10h dagar nu iaf månaden har startat rätt kasst för mig är nog back ~$500 lr nått totalt men tror fulltilt kommer vara snäll resten av månaden

älskar fulltilts klient såå skön, blir att grinda där ett tag back drygt €200 idag, vet att skadeglädjen är den bästa så bjuder på den funderar på att köpa ny laptop då "backlighten" eller liknande pajat i min nuvarande men tror jag väntar tills efter jag krossat några dagar i rad

tiltar loss lite på prima faktiskt.. jag vill grinda typ 6-9 bord 8h/dag men vafan de går ju inte på prima.. knas klient, för mkt shortstacks/för lite deep bord.. på partypoker gick det bra men orka lira där nu med bara 24% tillbaks typ då min affiliate bestämt sig för att bli laglig ska testa fulltilt några dagar, tror jag har ett rakeback konto där dock inte säker alls men är en snubbe som brukar skicka lite slantar efter jag lirat där månaden innan. han nickar porsche123 på fulltilt om någon annan har honom som affiliate och vet hur jag får tag på honom vore det gryyymt iaf lol perfa, har ngn $400 bonus ser jag nu när jag loggade in där. passande

jag spelade en identisk hand som denna faktiskt fast då hade jag AA med färgdraget också, han hade då 9 hög färg och jag drog inte ut