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Title: New players dividend? Post by: doubleup on February 23, 2008, 11:13:41 PM Villain in this hand was raising frequently, so I thought he was likely a bit weak. I had datamined a few hands on him before I came to the table and he has never played me before as I've just opened my account on fulltilt. Do I have any fold equity? Seat 1: Villain 1 ($113.70 in chips) Seat 2: Villain 2 ($843.55 in chips) Sitting Out Seat 3: Villain 3 ($203 in chips) - Seat 4: Hero ($198 in chips) - Seat 5: Villain 4 ($119.45 in chips) - Seat 6: Villain 5 ($0 in chips) Sitting Out PRE-FLOP: Hero posts small blind $1 Villain 4 posts big blind $2 Dealt To: Hero Jh Th FOLD Villain 1 RAISE Villain 3 ($7) RAISE Hero ($23) FOLD Villain 4 CALL Villain 3 ($16) FLOP: 8s 9h Kc Pot: $48 BET Hero ($30) RAISE Villain 3 ($88) RAISE Hero ($175) - All in Title: Re: New players dividend? Post by: Longy on February 23, 2008, 11:18:46 PM I doubt you have much but the question is with the overlay in the pot you don't need much, also if he is getting funky with a hand like a9 or even the dream of all dream 67s. Our hand is increased equity.
I would imagine this play is pretty close to neutral equity and is a case of how much you like varience. Title: Re: New players dividend? Post by: AlexMartin on February 23, 2008, 11:58:14 PM Villain in this hand was raising frequently, so I thought he was likely a bit weak. I had datamined a few hands on him before I came to the table and he has never played me before as I've just opened my account on fulltilt. Do I have any fold equity? Seat 1: Villain 1 ($113.70 in chips) Seat 2: Villain 2 ($843.55 in chips) Sitting Out Seat 3: Villain 3 ($203 in chips) - Seat 4: Hero ($198 in chips) - Seat 5: Villain 4 ($119.45 in chips) - Seat 6: Villain 5 ($0 in chips) Sitting Out PRE-FLOP: Hero posts small blind $1 Villain 4 posts big blind $2 Dealt To: Hero Jh Th FOLD Villain 1 RAISE Villain 3 ($7) RAISE Hero ($23) FOLD Villain 4 CALL Villain 3 ($16) FLOP: 8s 9h Kc Pot: $48 BET Hero ($30) RAISE Villain 3 ($88) RAISE Hero ($175) - All in dont think so. Title: Re: New players dividend? Post by: doubleup on February 24, 2008, 01:16:12 AM I suppose he had complete air as he did fold.
Title: Re: New players dividend? Post by: doubleup on February 24, 2008, 11:27:06 AM Although with more thought I might have got rid of an AQ worried that he could be just about dead . The reason for the title of the post is that I've had a couple of folds where I've clearly got more respect than I usually do with the new account. I think that this might be that a lot of players are defaulting to folding rather than calling when their opponent doesn't have any hud numbers surrounding their avatar.
Title: Re: New players dividend? Post by: Longy on February 24, 2008, 12:28:52 PM Although with more thought I might have got rid of an AQ worried that he could be just about dead . The reason for the title of the post is that I've had a couple of folds where I've clearly got more respect than I usually do with the new account. I think that this might be that a lot of players are defaulting to folding rather than calling when their opponent doesn't have any hud numbers surrounding their avatar. Yeah unknowns definitely get more respect,its just a default strat when you don't know a player. Interested to see how you go on full tilt, as the games are meant to be tough over there. |