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Topic: An Ape and a notebook, how long will it take? (Read 616951 times)
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Re: An Ape and a notebook, how long will it take?
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Quote from: cambridgealex on July 28, 2012, 06:50:29 PM
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18h Tom Langley @MtSpewmore
check jammed 22 for value on AQT56, turns out i got coolered by 33 #realjohnblacktweets
22h Rupinder Bedi @gb2loose
Just showed a guy that I have an insane edge by getting him to 5 bet pile with kings when I have aces #realjohnblacktweets
22h Tom Langley @MtSpewmore
So i shoved 8x pot on the river on AAKKx repping the quad aces. I got snapped by Ten high. It was good. #realjohnblacktweets
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Booooom, up $27.16 after huuuge session today :)Bout to flick in a hundo for the grand prix, probs just rofl about tbh #realjohnblacktweets
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Just made a hero call. Guys 3rd left nostril hair flexed south instead of west after I stared him down for 8 mins #realjohnblacktweets
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Bout to put C to bed :p then fire up a big session. Going to play ultra solid I reckon. #realjohnblacktweets
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3 bet folded.lol pl. actually 6 bet jammed with 82 where 99% of the time I have aces and got snapped by AQ. WP. #realjohnblacktweets
23h Alex Goulder @cambridgealex
I wonder what Alex Goulder's roi is 1ks REALLY is. I'm sure he's a decent player but come on. #realjohnblacktweets
23h Alex Goulder @cambridgealex
So card dead. Getting lots of big cards which I know most ppl play so I'm waiting for the little cards to push with. #realjohnblacktweets
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Re: An Ape and a notebook, how long will it take?
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You asked for me to comment on these hands
1) Pokerstove doesn't lie, it just doesn't, we can sit here and say "He will fold JT on JTT 1.74% of the time" or we can wonder exactly what % of the entire universe our milky way makes up but here's some stuff we cant argue with.
Quote from: jgcblack on July 27, 2012, 06:49:08 PM
funny part is its actually not.. I probably don't shove A2-A5 or K2-K5, Q2-8, J2-8 etc..
Wouldn't want dominated hands.. much rather jamming 45ss... or 34o.
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Cliffs: Don't go all in with 42 offsuit, when you get called you're totally fucked and there are no antes, the fact that you're suggesting 42o has more equity in an all-in situation than J8s or A3o is just totally wrong, this shows you've got really no experience at all with pokerstove and it's something if you have any desire to beat poker (speshly online) you just need to know. In the last year I reckon I've spent 1000 hours on equity work, and it's prolly not enough still, get yourself Odds Oracle and just bang hands through it. Seriously important stuff.
2) The AQ hand. Again, numbers all over the place - calling an UTG open with top 35-40% of hands? Do you even know what a top 40% hand is?
For everyone's benefit, here are the 522 combo's of top 40% hands.
AsAh AsAd AsAc AhAd
AhAc AdAc AsKs AsKh
AsKd AsKc AhKs AdKs
AcKs AhKh AhKd AhKc
AdKh AcKh AdKd AdKc
AcKd AcKc AsQs AsQh
AsQd AsQc AhQs AdQs
AcQs AhQh AhQd AhQc
AdQh AcQh AdQd AdQc
AcQd AcQc AsJs AsJh
AsJd AsJc AhJs AdJs
AcJs AhJh AhJd AhJc
AdJh AcJh AdJd AdJc
AcJd AcJc AsTs AsTh
AsTd AsTc AhTs AdTs
AcTs AhTh AhTd AhTc
AdTh AcTh AdTd AdTc
AcTd AcTc As9s As9h
As9d As9c Ah9s Ad9s
Ac9s Ah9h Ah9d Ah9c
Ad9h Ac9h Ad9d Ad9c
Ac9d Ac9c As8s As8h
As8d As8c Ah8s Ad8s
Ac8s Ah8h Ah8d Ah8c
Ad8h Ac8h Ad8d Ad8c
Ac8d Ac8c As7s As7h
As7d As7c Ah7s Ad7s
Ac7s Ah7h Ah7d Ah7c
Ad7h Ac7h Ad7d Ad7c
Ac7d Ac7c As6s As6h
As6d As6c Ah6s Ad6s
Ac6s Ah6h Ah6d Ah6c
Ad6h Ac6h Ad6d Ad6c
Ac6d Ac6c As5s As5h
As5d As5c Ah5s Ad5s
Ac5s Ah5h Ah5d Ah5c
Ad5h Ac5h Ad5d Ad5c
Ac5d Ac5c As4s As4h
As4d As4c Ah4s Ad4s
Ac4s Ah4h Ah4d Ah4c
Ad4h Ac4h Ad4d Ad4c
Ac4d Ac4c As3s As3h
As3d As3c Ah3s Ad3s
Ac3s Ah3h Ah3d Ah3c
Ad3h Ac3h Ad3d Ad3c
Ac3d Ac3c As2s As2h
As2d As2c Ah2s Ad2s
Ac2s Ah2h Ah2d Ah2c
Ad2h Ac2h Ad2d Ad2c
Ac2d Ac2c KsKh KsKd
KsKc KhKd KhKc KdKc
KsQs KsQh KsQd KsQc
KhQs KdQs KcQs KhQh
KhQd KhQc KdQh KcQh
KdQd KdQc KcQd KcQc
KsJs KsJh KsJd KsJc
KhJs KdJs KcJs KhJh
KhJd KhJc KdJh KcJh
KdJd KdJc KcJd KcJc
KsTs KsTh KsTd KsTc
KhTs KdTs KcTs KhTh
KhTd KhTc KdTh KcTh
KdTd KdTc KcTd KcTc
Ks9s Ks9h Ks9d Ks9c
Kh9s Kd9s Kc9s Kh9h
Kh9d Kh9c Kd9h Kc9h
Kd9d Kd9c Kc9d Kc9c
Ks8s Ks8h Ks8d Ks8c
Kh8s Kd8s Kc8s Kh8h
Kh8d Kh8c Kd8h Kc8h
Kd8d Kd8c Kc8d Kc8c
Ks7s Kh7h Kd7d Kc7c
Ks6s Kh6h Kd6d Kc6c
Ks5s Kh5h Kd5d Kc5c
Ks4s Kh4h Kd4d Kc4c
Ks3s Kh3h Kd3d Kc3c
Ks2s Kh2h Kd2d Kc2c
QsQh QsQd QsQc QhQd
QhQc QdQc QsJs QsJh
QsJd QsJc QhJs QdJs
QcJs QhJh QhJd QhJc
QdJh QcJh QdJd QdJc
QcJd QcJc QsTs QsTh
QsTd QsTc QhTs QdTs
QcTs QhTh QhTd QhTc
QdTh QcTh QdTd QdTc
QcTd QcTc Qs9s Qs9h
Qs9d Qs9c Qh9s Qd9s
Qc9s Qh9h Qh9d Qh9c
Qd9h Qc9h Qd9d Qd9c
Qc9d Qc9c Qs8s Qh8h
Qd8d Qc8c Qs7s Qh7h
Qd7d Qc7c Qs6s Qh6h
Qd6d Qc6c Qs5s Qh5h
Qd5d Qc5c Qs4s Qh4h
Qd4d Qc4c JsJh JsJd
JsJc JhJd JhJc JdJc
JsTs JsTh JsTd JsTc
JhTs JdTs JcTs JhTh
JhTd JhTc JdTh JcTh
JdTd JdTc JcTd JcTc
Js9s Js9h Js9d Js9c
Jh9s Jd9s Jc9s Jh9h
Jh9d Jh9c Jd9h Jc9h
Jd9d Jd9c Jc9d Jc9c
Js8s Jh8h Jd8d Jc8c
Js7s Jh7h Jd7d Jc7c
TsTh TsTd TsTc ThTd
ThTc TdTc Ts9s Ts9h
Ts9d Ts9c Th9s Td9s
Tc9s Th9h Th9d Th9c
Td9h Tc9h Td9d Td9c
Tc9d Tc9c Ts8s Th8h
Td8d Tc8c Ts7s Th7h
Td7d Tc7c 9s9h 9s9d
9s9c 9h9d 9h9c 9d9c
9s8s 9h8h 9d8d 9c8c
9s7s 9h7h 9d7d 9c7c
8s8h 8s8d 8s8c 8h8d
8h8c 8d8c 8s7s 8h7h
8d7d 8c7c 7s7h 7s7d
7s7c 7h7d 7h7c 7d7c
7s6s 7h6h 7d6d 7c6c
6s6h 6s6d 6s6c 6h6d
6h6c 6d6c 5s5h 5s5d
5s5c 5h5d 5h5c 5d5c
4s4h 4s4d 4s4c 4h4d
4h4c 4d4c 3s3h 3s3d
3s3c 3h3d 3h3c 3d3c
2s2h 2s2d 2s2c 2h2d
2h2c 2d2c
yh we got T9o, J8o, Q4s and all in there that's just way way off. What % of this range bets the flop? 50% you say? Lets not forget that ~20% of this range (8%) is PP's under TT, which he bets pretty much never multi-way. A4o? A3s? 67s? he's betting these hands? Multi-way? With no initiative? The hands of this range he is DEFO betting are all the Jx's.
Quote from: jgcblack on July 27, 2012, 02:57:43 AM
Range he calls our check raise all in with
- we'd planned out the cshove before we checked, we were check folding to UTG+2 but shoving vs btn. (both older gents)
AJ (66% time) KJ (50% time) QJ (33% time) A10 (20% time) J10 (100% obv)
= calling range of 3.2% of all hands or 12% of above range.
Vs this range I have a 27.1% equity
Sorry mate, but you're literally just pulling numbers out of thin air here. This isn't a dig at all, it's just me trying to really drive home the point that you really really need to work on this stuff - it's actually simple once you get your head around it but it's not easy and will take a bit - but if you're just going to guess at numbers like this then there isn't much point in doing it.
I think the problem is (and sorry to say it again) but it's lack of focus - you're annoyed that you know Jack is opening the btn with a non premium range and you'd love a A8s to re-ship on him with but you've got 42o and it's frustrating. This isn't good poker though, good poker is to fold the 42o and not let our impatience force us into making a bad decision.
Same with the AQ, we open, and we really just want to flop a Q and get three sexy streets of value from QT and feel like a champ but we've missed, a player has bet into us 3 way with a range we KNOW is totally Jx dominated but if we make a King (prolly an Ace/Queen also) then we win so we ship it in. It's a lack of composure that is the problem with these hands, in my opinion and it's a problem we all have speshly earlier on in our time playing when we haven't had AS MUCH experience.
Alex made a good point. Some of the UK's best and most consistent players, John Eames, Jp Kelly, Jake etc one of the reasons they have so much success in tournaments is that they don't ever let lack of focus/concentration bust them from tournaments (obv jake's T4o hand in D'ville is a ridic spew lol but that was 3 yrs ago) but one thing you NEVER see any of these guys do is bust early in tournaments with 0equity hands or awful starting hands because you burn so much equity by doing this. If you start with 15,000 chips in a tournament and go down to 7,000 in the first 4 levels then your equity has pretty much defo NOT been reduced by 50%, prolly barely 20%, so takign huge risks to double up like you have here really is just burning money.
You're coming along well John you really are but it's important to keep a clear head and really try to not get carried away as one of the prime contributory factors to lack of focus is complacency.
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Re: An Ape and a notebook, how long will it take?
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Quote from: SuuPRlim on July 28, 2012, 08:01:09 PM
You asked for me to comment on these hands
1) Pokerstove doesn't lie, it just doesn't, we can sit here and say "He will fold JT on JTT 1.74% of the time" or we can wonder exactly what % of the entire universe our milky way makes up but here's some stuff we cant argue with.
Quote from: jgcblack on July 27, 2012, 06:49:08 PM
funny part is its actually not.. I probably don't shove A2-A5 or K2-K5, Q2-8, J2-8 etc..
Wouldn't want dominated hands.. much rather jamming 45ss... or 34o.
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Cliffs: Don't go all in with 42 offsuit, when you get called you're totally fucked and there are no antes, the fact that you're suggesting 42o has more equity in an all-in situation than J8s or A3o is just totally wrong, this shows you've got really no experience at all with pokerstove and it's something if you have any desire to beat poker (speshly online) you just need to know. In the last year I reckon I've spent 1000 hours on equity work, and it's prolly not enough still, get yourself Odds Oracle and just bang hands through it. Seriously important stuff.
2) The AQ hand. Again, numbers all over the place - calling an UTG open with top 35-40% of hands? Do you even know what a top 40% hand is?
For everyone's benefit, here are the 522 combo's of top 40% hands.
AsAh AsAd AsAc AhAd
AhAc AdAc AsKs AsKh
AsKd AsKc AhKs AdKs
AcKs AhKh AhKd AhKc
AdKh AcKh AdKd AdKc
AcKd AcKc AsQs AsQh
AsQd AsQc AhQs AdQs
AcQs AhQh AhQd AhQc
AdQh AcQh AdQd AdQc
AcQd AcQc AsJs AsJh
AsJd AsJc AhJs AdJs
AcJs AhJh AhJd AhJc
AdJh AcJh AdJd AdJc
AcJd AcJc AsTs AsTh
AsTd AsTc AhTs AdTs
AcTs AhTh AhTd AhTc
AdTh AcTh AdTd AdTc
AcTd AcTc As9s As9h
As9d As9c Ah9s Ad9s
Ac9s Ah9h Ah9d Ah9c
Ad9h Ac9h Ad9d Ad9c
Ac9d Ac9c As8s As8h
As8d As8c Ah8s Ad8s
Ac8s Ah8h Ah8d Ah8c
Ad8h Ac8h Ad8d Ad8c
Ac8d Ac8c As7s As7h
As7d As7c Ah7s Ad7s
Ac7s Ah7h Ah7d Ah7c
Ad7h Ac7h Ad7d Ad7c
Ac7d Ac7c As6s As6h
As6d As6c Ah6s Ad6s
Ac6s Ah6h Ah6d Ah6c
Ad6h Ac6h Ad6d Ad6c
Ac6d Ac6c As5s As5h
As5d As5c Ah5s Ad5s
Ac5s Ah5h Ah5d Ah5c
Ad5h Ac5h Ad5d Ad5c
Ac5d Ac5c As4s As4h
As4d As4c Ah4s Ad4s
Ac4s Ah4h Ah4d Ah4c
Ad4h Ac4h Ad4d Ad4c
Ac4d Ac4c As3s As3h
As3d As3c Ah3s Ad3s
Ac3s Ah3h Ah3d Ah3c
Ad3h Ac3h Ad3d Ad3c
Ac3d Ac3c As2s As2h
As2d As2c Ah2s Ad2s
Ac2s Ah2h Ah2d Ah2c
Ad2h Ac2h Ad2d Ad2c
Ac2d Ac2c KsKh KsKd
KsKc KhKd KhKc KdKc
KsQs KsQh KsQd KsQc
KhQs KdQs KcQs KhQh
KhQd KhQc KdQh KcQh
KdQd KdQc KcQd KcQc
KsJs KsJh KsJd KsJc
KhJs KdJs KcJs KhJh
KhJd KhJc KdJh KcJh
KdJd KdJc KcJd KcJc
KsTs KsTh KsTd KsTc
KhTs KdTs KcTs KhTh
KhTd KhTc KdTh KcTh
KdTd KdTc KcTd KcTc
Ks9s Ks9h Ks9d Ks9c
Kh9s Kd9s Kc9s Kh9h
Kh9d Kh9c Kd9h Kc9h
Kd9d Kd9c Kc9d Kc9c
Ks8s Ks8h Ks8d Ks8c
Kh8s Kd8s Kc8s Kh8h
Kh8d Kh8c Kd8h Kc8h
Kd8d Kd8c Kc8d Kc8c
Ks7s Kh7h Kd7d Kc7c
Ks6s Kh6h Kd6d Kc6c
Ks5s Kh5h Kd5d Kc5c
Ks4s Kh4h Kd4d Kc4c
Ks3s Kh3h Kd3d Kc3c
Ks2s Kh2h Kd2d Kc2c
QsQh QsQd QsQc QhQd
QhQc QdQc QsJs QsJh
QsJd QsJc QhJs QdJs
QcJs QhJh QhJd QhJc
QdJh QcJh QdJd QdJc
QcJd QcJc QsTs QsTh
QsTd QsTc QhTs QdTs
QcTs QhTh QhTd QhTc
QdTh QcTh QdTd QdTc
QcTd QcTc Qs9s Qs9h
Qs9d Qs9c Qh9s Qd9s
Qc9s Qh9h Qh9d Qh9c
Qd9h Qc9h Qd9d Qd9c
Qc9d Qc9c Qs8s Qh8h
Qd8d Qc8c Qs7s Qh7h
Qd7d Qc7c Qs6s Qh6h
Qd6d Qc6c Qs5s Qh5h
Qd5d Qc5c Qs4s Qh4h
Qd4d Qc4c JsJh JsJd
JsJc JhJd JhJc JdJc
JsTs JsTh JsTd JsTc
JhTs JdTs JcTs JhTh
JhTd JhTc JdTh JcTh
JdTd JdTc JcTd JcTc
Js9s Js9h Js9d Js9c
Jh9s Jd9s Jc9s Jh9h
Jh9d Jh9c Jd9h Jc9h
Jd9d Jd9c Jc9d Jc9c
Js8s Jh8h Jd8d Jc8c
Js7s Jh7h Jd7d Jc7c
TsTh TsTd TsTc ThTd
ThTc TdTc Ts9s Ts9h
Ts9d Ts9c Th9s Td9s
Tc9s Th9h Th9d Th9c
Td9h Tc9h Td9d Td9c
Tc9d Tc9c Ts8s Th8h
Td8d Tc8c Ts7s Th7h
Td7d Tc7c 9s9h 9s9d
9s9c 9h9d 9h9c 9d9c
9s8s 9h8h 9d8d 9c8c
9s7s 9h7h 9d7d 9c7c
8s8h 8s8d 8s8c 8h8d
8h8c 8d8c 8s7s 8h7h
8d7d 8c7c 7s7h 7s7d
7s7c 7h7d 7h7c 7d7c
7s6s 7h6h 7d6d 7c6c
6s6h 6s6d 6s6c 6h6d
6h6c 6d6c 5s5h 5s5d
5s5c 5h5d 5h5c 5d5c
4s4h 4s4d 4s4c 4h4d
4h4c 4d4c 3s3h 3s3d
3s3c 3h3d 3h3c 3d3c
2s2h 2s2d 2s2c 2h2d
2h2c 2d2c
yh we got T9o, J8o, Q4s and all in there that's just way way off. What % of this range bets the flop? 50% you say? Lets not forget that ~20% of this range (8%) is PP's under TT, which he bets pretty much never multi-way. A4o? A3s? 67s? he's betting these hands? Multi-way? With no initiative? The hands of this range he is DEFO betting are all the Jx's.
Quote from: jgcblack on July 27, 2012, 02:57:43 AM
Range he calls our check raise all in with
- we'd planned out the cshove before we checked, we were check folding to UTG+2 but shoving vs btn. (both older gents)
AJ (66% time) KJ (50% time) QJ (33% time) A10 (20% time) J10 (100% obv)
= calling range of 3.2% of all hands or 12% of above range.
Vs this range I have a 27.1% equity
Sorry mate, but you're literally just pulling numbers out of thin air here. This isn't a dig at all, it's just me trying to really drive home the point that you really really need to work on this stuff - it's actually simple once you get your head around it but it's not easy and will take a bit - but if you're just going to guess at numbers like this then there isn't much point in doing it.
I think the problem is (and sorry to say it again) but it's lack of focus - you're annoyed that you know Jack is opening the btn with a non premium range and you'd love a A8s to re-ship on him with but you've got 42o and it's frustrating. This isn't good poker though, good poker is to fold the 42o and not let our impatience force us into making a bad decision.
Same with the AQ, we open, and we really just want to flop a Q and get three sexy streets of value from QT and feel like a champ but we've missed, a player has bet into us 3 way with a range we KNOW is totally Jx dominated but if we make a King (prolly an Ace/Queen also) then we win so we ship it in. It's a lack of composure that is the problem with these hands, in my opinion and it's a problem we all have speshly earlier on in our time playing when we haven't had AS MUCH experience.
Alex made a good point. Some of the UK's best and most consistent players, John Eames, Jp Kelly, Jake etc one of the reasons they have so much success in tournaments is that they don't ever let lack of focus/concentration bust them from tournaments (obv jake's T4o hand in D'ville is a ridic spew lol but that was 3 yrs ago) but one thing you NEVER see any of these guys do is bust early in tournaments with 0equity hands or awful starting hands because you burn so much equity by doing this. If you start with 15,000 chips in a tournament and go down to 7,000 in the first 4 levels then your equity has pretty much defo NOT been reduced by 50%, prolly barely 20%, so takign huge risks to double up like you have here really is just burning money.
You're coming along well John you really are but it's important to keep a clear head and really try to not get carried away as one of the prime contributory factors to lack of focus is complacency.
Someone's not had any since he got back from Vegas obv
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Quote from: smashedagain on July 28, 2012, 07:10:24 PM
Quote from: cambridgealex on July 28, 2012, 06:50:29 PM
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Results for #realjohnblacktweets
18h Tom Langley @MtSpewmore
check jammed 22 for value on AQT56, turns out i got coolered by 33 #realjohnblacktweets
22h Rupinder Bedi @gb2loose
Just showed a guy that I have an insane edge by getting him to 5 bet pile with kings when I have aces #realjohnblacktweets
22h Tom Langley @MtSpewmore
So i shoved 8x pot on the river on AAKKx repping the quad aces. I got snapped by Ten high. It was good. #realjohnblacktweets
22h Alex Goulder @cambridgealex
Booooom, up $27.16 after huuuge session today :)Bout to flick in a hundo for the grand prix, probs just rofl about tbh #realjohnblacktweets
22h Rupinder Bedi @gb2loose
Just made a hero call. Guys 3rd left nostril hair flexed south instead of west after I stared him down for 8 mins #realjohnblacktweets
22h Alex Goulder @cambridgealex
Bout to put C to bed :p then fire up a big session. Going to play ultra solid I reckon. #realjohnblacktweets
23h Rupinder Bedi @gb2loose
3 bet folded.lol pl. actually 6 bet jammed with 82 where 99% of the time I have aces and got snapped by AQ. WP. #realjohnblacktweets
23h Alex Goulder @cambridgealex
I wonder what Alex Goulder's roi is 1ks REALLY is. I'm sure he's a decent player but come on. #realjohnblacktweets
23h Alex Goulder @cambridgealex
So card dead. Getting lots of big cards which I know most ppl play so I'm waiting for the little cards to push with. #realjohnblacktweets
Lol. Yeah that abuse.
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Quote from: SuuPRlim on July 28, 2012, 08:01:09 PM
You asked for me to comment on these hands
1) Pokerstove doesn't lie, it just doesn't, we can sit here and say "He will fold JT on JTT 1.74% of the time" or we can wonder exactly what % of the entire universe our milky way makes up but here's some stuff we cant argue with.
Quote from: jgcblack on July 27, 2012, 06:49:08 PM
funny part is its actually not.. I probably don't shove A2-A5 or K2-K5, Q2-8, J2-8 etc..
Wouldn't want dominated hands.. much rather jamming 45ss... or 34o.
ProPokerTools Odds Oracle Results (2.05 Professional)
Holdem, Generic syntax
PLAYER_1 42:xy
PLAYER_2 20%
5383483776 trials (exhaustive)
All-in Equity
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PLAYER_1 A3:xy
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Cliffs: Don't go all in with 42 offsuit, when you get called you're totally fucked and there are no antes, the fact that you're suggesting 42o has more equity in an all-in situation than J8s or A3o is just totally wrong, this shows you've got really no experience at all with pokerstove and it's something if you have any desire to beat poker (speshly online) you just need to know. In the last year I reckon I've spent 1000 hours on equity work, and it's prolly not enough still, get yourself Odds Oracle and just bang hands through it. Seriously important stuff.
2) The AQ hand. Again, numbers all over the place - calling an UTG open with top 35-40% of hands? Do you even know what a top 40% hand is?
For everyone's benefit, here are the 522 combo's of top 40% hands.
AsAh AsAd AsAc AhAd
AhAc AdAc AsKs AsKh
AsKd AsKc AhKs AdKs
AcKs AhKh AhKd AhKc
AdKh AcKh AdKd AdKc
AcKd AcKc AsQs AsQh
AsQd AsQc AhQs AdQs
AcQs AhQh AhQd AhQc
AdQh AcQh AdQd AdQc
AcQd AcQc AsJs AsJh
AsJd AsJc AhJs AdJs
AcJs AhJh AhJd AhJc
AdJh AcJh AdJd AdJc
AcJd AcJc AsTs AsTh
AsTd AsTc AhTs AdTs
AcTs AhTh AhTd AhTc
AdTh AcTh AdTd AdTc
AcTd AcTc As9s As9h
As9d As9c Ah9s Ad9s
Ac9s Ah9h Ah9d Ah9c
Ad9h Ac9h Ad9d Ad9c
Ac9d Ac9c As8s As8h
As8d As8c Ah8s Ad8s
Ac8s Ah8h Ah8d Ah8c
Ad8h Ac8h Ad8d Ad8c
Ac8d Ac8c As7s As7h
As7d As7c Ah7s Ad7s
Ac7s Ah7h Ah7d Ah7c
Ad7h Ac7h Ad7d Ad7c
Ac7d Ac7c As6s As6h
As6d As6c Ah6s Ad6s
Ac6s Ah6h Ah6d Ah6c
Ad6h Ac6h Ad6d Ad6c
Ac6d Ac6c As5s As5h
As5d As5c Ah5s Ad5s
Ac5s Ah5h Ah5d Ah5c
Ad5h Ac5h Ad5d Ad5c
Ac5d Ac5c As4s As4h
As4d As4c Ah4s Ad4s
Ac4s Ah4h Ah4d Ah4c
Ad4h Ac4h Ad4d Ad4c
Ac4d Ac4c As3s As3h
As3d As3c Ah3s Ad3s
Ac3s Ah3h Ah3d Ah3c
Ad3h Ac3h Ad3d Ad3c
Ac3d Ac3c As2s As2h
As2d As2c Ah2s Ad2s
Ac2s Ah2h Ah2d Ah2c
Ad2h Ac2h Ad2d Ad2c
Ac2d Ac2c KsKh KsKd
KsKc KhKd KhKc KdKc
KsQs KsQh KsQd KsQc
KhQs KdQs KcQs KhQh
KhQd KhQc KdQh KcQh
KdQd KdQc KcQd KcQc
KsJs KsJh KsJd KsJc
KhJs KdJs KcJs KhJh
KhJd KhJc KdJh KcJh
KdJd KdJc KcJd KcJc
KsTs KsTh KsTd KsTc
KhTs KdTs KcTs KhTh
KhTd KhTc KdTh KcTh
KdTd KdTc KcTd KcTc
Ks9s Ks9h Ks9d Ks9c
Kh9s Kd9s Kc9s Kh9h
Kh9d Kh9c Kd9h Kc9h
Kd9d Kd9c Kc9d Kc9c
Ks8s Ks8h Ks8d Ks8c
Kh8s Kd8s Kc8s Kh8h
Kh8d Kh8c Kd8h Kc8h
Kd8d Kd8c Kc8d Kc8c
Ks7s Kh7h Kd7d Kc7c
Ks6s Kh6h Kd6d Kc6c
Ks5s Kh5h Kd5d Kc5c
Ks4s Kh4h Kd4d Kc4c
Ks3s Kh3h Kd3d Kc3c
Ks2s Kh2h Kd2d Kc2c
QsQh QsQd QsQc QhQd
QhQc QdQc QsJs QsJh
QsJd QsJc QhJs QdJs
QcJs QhJh QhJd QhJc
QdJh QcJh QdJd QdJc
QcJd QcJc QsTs QsTh
QsTd QsTc QhTs QdTs
QcTs QhTh QhTd QhTc
QdTh QcTh QdTd QdTc
QcTd QcTc Qs9s Qs9h
Qs9d Qs9c Qh9s Qd9s
Qc9s Qh9h Qh9d Qh9c
Qd9h Qc9h Qd9d Qd9c
Qc9d Qc9c Qs8s Qh8h
Qd8d Qc8c Qs7s Qh7h
Qd7d Qc7c Qs6s Qh6h
Qd6d Qc6c Qs5s Qh5h
Qd5d Qc5c Qs4s Qh4h
Qd4d Qc4c JsJh JsJd
JsJc JhJd JhJc JdJc
JsTs JsTh JsTd JsTc
JhTs JdTs JcTs JhTh
JhTd JhTc JdTh JcTh
JdTd JdTc JcTd JcTc
Js9s Js9h Js9d Js9c
Jh9s Jd9s Jc9s Jh9h
Jh9d Jh9c Jd9h Jc9h
Jd9d Jd9c Jc9d Jc9c
Js8s Jh8h Jd8d Jc8c
Js7s Jh7h Jd7d Jc7c
TsTh TsTd TsTc ThTd
ThTc TdTc Ts9s Ts9h
Ts9d Ts9c Th9s Td9s
Tc9s Th9h Th9d Th9c
Td9h Tc9h Td9d Td9c
Tc9d Tc9c Ts8s Th8h
Td8d Tc8c Ts7s Th7h
Td7d Tc7c 9s9h 9s9d
9s9c 9h9d 9h9c 9d9c
9s8s 9h8h 9d8d 9c8c
9s7s 9h7h 9d7d 9c7c
8s8h 8s8d 8s8c 8h8d
8h8c 8d8c 8s7s 8h7h
8d7d 8c7c 7s7h 7s7d
7s7c 7h7d 7h7c 7d7c
7s6s 7h6h 7d6d 7c6c
6s6h 6s6d 6s6c 6h6d
6h6c 6d6c 5s5h 5s5d
5s5c 5h5d 5h5c 5d5c
4s4h 4s4d 4s4c 4h4d
4h4c 4d4c 3s3h 3s3d
3s3c 3h3d 3h3c 3d3c
2s2h 2s2d 2s2c 2h2d
2h2c 2d2c
yh we got T9o, J8o, Q4s and all in there that's just way way off. What % of this range bets the flop? 50% you say? Lets not forget that ~20% of this range (8%) is PP's under TT, which he bets pretty much never multi-way. A4o? A3s? 67s? he's betting these hands? Multi-way? With no initiative? The hands of this range he is DEFO betting are all the Jx's.
Quote from: jgcblack on July 27, 2012, 02:57:43 AM
Range he calls our check raise all in with
- we'd planned out the cshove before we checked, we were check folding to UTG+2 but shoving vs btn. (both older gents)
AJ (66% time) KJ (50% time) QJ (33% time) A10 (20% time) J10 (100% obv)
= calling range of 3.2% of all hands or 12% of above range.
Vs this range I have a 27.1% equity
Sorry mate, but you're literally just pulling numbers out of thin air here. This isn't a dig at all, it's just me trying to really drive home the point that you really really need to work on this stuff - it's actually simple once you get your head around it but it's not easy and will take a bit - but if you're just going to guess at numbers like this then there isn't much point in doing it.
I think the problem is (and sorry to say it again) but it's lack of focus - you're annoyed that you know Jack is opening the btn with a non premium range and you'd love a A8s to re-ship on him with but you've got 42o and it's frustrating. This isn't good poker though, good poker is to fold the 42o and not let our impatience force us into making a bad decision.
Same with the AQ, we open, and we really just want to flop a Q and get three sexy streets of value from QT and feel like a champ but we've missed, a player has bet into us 3 way with a range we KNOW is totally Jx dominated but if we make a King (prolly an Ace/Queen also) then we win so we ship it in. It's a lack of composure that is the problem with these hands, in my opinion and it's a problem we all have speshly earlier on in our time playing when we haven't had AS MUCH experience.
Alex made a good point. Some of the UK's best and most consistent players, John Eames, Jp Kelly, Jake etc one of the reasons they have so much success in tournaments is that they don't ever let lack of focus/concentration bust them from tournaments (obv jake's T4o hand in D'ville is a ridic spew lol but that was 3 yrs ago) but one thing you NEVER see any of these guys do is bust early in tournaments with 0equity hands or awful starting hands because you burn so much equity by doing this. If you start with 15,000 chips in a tournament and go down to 7,000 in the first 4 levels then your equity has pretty much defo NOT been reduced by 50%, prolly barely 20%, so takign huge risks to double up like you have here really is just burning money.
You're coming along well John you really are but it's important to keep a clear head and really try to not get carried away as one of the prime contributory factors to lack of focus is complacency.
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I wouldn't normally try so hard, but didn't have another opportunity I could wait for. I wasn't ready to surrender what I WANTED SO MUCH, that easily, I couldn't guarantee a call with me staying stoic and relying on a flinch "top pair" calling reflex.
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As usual lil'dave wins...
Thanks mate, I don't think im good enough with range tools and analysis post session yet at all. And whenever I have a hand im like 'hmmm' about I put a range into stove to have a look. You may well he right that this guys betting range when I've checked as PFR and the UTG+1 also checks is Jx heavy... I won't disagree, however this is late in level 13 and we've got 80mins left to survive and at the time (and having seen him stab at pots) i figured his range should he capped at J10/ AJ.. But that we could get enough folds to make it 'ok'. I just don't see him checking back ANY 10x, J2-8 or some KQ type hands.. And obv they all fold for 1/2 his stack more..
Tbh i think it might be me trying to win too many pots still, at least now im doing it with some equity... Just have to pick better situations.
Ty tho.
@ pleno .. I haven't done this for about 10k hands.. However I've been listening to you and Callum and people and this looks like a perfect three barrel spot... No? We rep soany strong hands and his range should be AQ max...
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Played really well in tonight's session.. run ok.. but mainly just not spewed at all!
Had one - bet turn and bet river.. where the PFR checked back flop and it was a good board for me, but can't even remember the hand.
Some run good - some hands held up
and some bad - 88 vs 107 aiotf Q69..... 7, 7... obv.
Nothing special really, just really solid.
Joined twitter today as a result of Alex, G2L and TL900 getting a little rowdy on twitter with all their #realjohnblacktweets.
Now I'll be moderating them with real versions!
Other than that, went to a BBQ of a friends gf tonight and had a nice time, I went over to Morrisons beforehand and picked up some Jaegermeister (?) and burgers n so on... then helped with the cooking like a realman and had a good time. I mention this because I've let myself get dragged into poker sometimes and missed out on some friends stuff and social things... and its nice to be reminded that as much as poker is the ABSOLUTE NUTS! we need a balanced life in order to enjoy it to its max.
Just seen Alex's business proposal and as I don't know enough on the subject I'm going to stay out of it... (again - growth - in the past id have shouted my random unfounded
) but I'm not sure if he's going to be able to get it off the ground. Wish him the best of luck either way, it must be really invigorating to have an idea that you want to turn into a business and then spend your
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Just finished my session and unfortunately had a rough last 200 hands of a 2k hand session.
Went from +$54 to +$37 or something similar..
Had AA lose to 106o of a reg from SB, he called to make it 3 way with a whale.. then donk, donk, donked into me on 656 Q X... I had a note on him that he donked KJ on Jxx Q X three streets before so I actually thought his range might be 5x-JJ very easily. Don't expect to see QQ here ever and 6x rarely when he doesn't cr fish.. Note mate and donks will be taken cautiously from now on.
other than that had a few small bet/fold type hands.
Most memorably was a hand where I have
and flop
I cbet and get raised... (last time this happened I shoved and ran into JJ..) so I just call and cf a
turn. WP JOHN! simple and small things, but when he and i were 160bb deep then I think i can bet/call flop 0.70>2.20 to try and get some showdown potentially going on a Q or A... but essentially I'm calling the extra 1.50 for a spade turn and to stack JJ.
C did the cutest thing ever where she'd been sleeping on the sofa while supposed to be watching a movie (happens EVERY night) then when she woke up at the end of the 2nd movie.. she looks at the screen and me grinding, grunts a loud 'oh ffs' type harry enfield grunt and then insta-sleep again. i lol'd so hard i finished the session and im off!
nn
peace out!
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Quote from: jgcblack on July 28, 2012, 10:59:23 PM
As usual lil'dave wins...
Thanks mate, I don't think im good enough with range tools and analysis post session yet at all. And whenever I have a hand im like 'hmmm' about I put a range into stove to have a look. You may well he right that this guys betting range when I've checked as PFR and the UTG+1 also checks is Jx heavy... I won't disagree, however this is late in level 13 and we've got 80mins left to survive and at the time (and having seen him stab at pots) i figured his range should he capped at J10/ AJ.. But that we could get enough folds to make it 'ok'. I just don't see him checking back ANY 10x, J2-8 or some KQ type hands.. And obv they all fold for 1/2 his stack more..
Tbh i think it might be me trying to win too many pots still, at least now im doing it with some equity... Just have to pick better situations.
Ty tho.
You're smart and you love poker, being somewhat geeky I abso LOVE stoves and such things, I know pleno is also a lover of such tools - practice practice practice and all that will be stoving like it's 1984 in no time
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Best thing about this diary is the honesty with which it's written
When he shoves with 42 wtf is a6 beating ,usually it's miles behind ?
Or is it ?
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Quote from: tonytats on July 29, 2012, 05:04:29 PM
Best thing about this diary is the honesty with which it's written
When he shoves with 42 wtf is a6 beating ,usually it's miles behind ?
Or is it ?
tyty
A high is beating all my KQ/ QJ type hands for legitmate shoving.. but obv he doesn't have an A every time he raises.
Jack played really well all day imo. I don't know if he had any spots he could've played differently but having me to his left and when I did pick up some chips I know i tried to make it hard for him. Either way, don't want him the other side of me anytime soon...
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Quote from: tonytats on July 29, 2012, 05:04:29 PM
Best thing about this diary is the honesty with which it's written
When he shoves with 42 wtf is a6 beating ,usually it's miles behind ?
Or is it ?
Spose we'd had A8 and not 42....
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Quote from: SuuPRlim on July 29, 2012, 08:37:37 PM
Quote from: tonytats on July 29, 2012, 05:04:29 PM
Best thing about this diary is the honesty with which it's written
When he shoves with 42 wtf is a6 beating ,usually it's miles behind ?
Or is it ?
Spose we'd had A8 and not 42....
then he wins on a 246 39 runout....
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just played 1k hands and spent the first few in the ++ then the whole session in the red trying to play solid and get some $$ back after QQ vs AA aipf.
Then one orbit from the end i managed to find a massive three way all in pre floppage with KK vs JJ vs 88 and do a big hold for $30. Boom, out of the hole... then last hand we lose 99 vs 64 on 642 vs a mega whale.. which sucked... so finished a small lose but should've won a bi or so.
Solid and continued good play with little/ no spewage me thinks.. Couple of awkward bet/call (small raise with nutty draw) c/fold turns vs whales but other than that just solid solid solid.
We are climbing... as you can see from the graphs below.
All 10nl hands from start of stake.. and LAST 25k hands... winning @ 0.97bb/100..... which is getting somewhere....
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