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 Originally Posted by drmcboy
Makes sense. Don't beat yourself up too much, getting started is hard for two reasons:
1) You're learning to play correctly, but everyone makes mistakes, newbs more so.
2) Even playing correctly, bad players will still draw out, especially at lower limits when they aren't smart enough to fold. Just keep making good plays, they won't beat the odds long term. I think the math on the first hand after the turn is you're about a 20 to 1 favorite to win this pot, that's the kind of spot you want to be in!
drmcboy.....
1) I think my first post may have been a little misleading. I've been playing online for about 6 months, but only the past couple of months more active. I had my BR up to $1200 (initial $200 deposit and a small bonus). Dropped close to $300 over past 10 days. Definitely still trying to learn more every day.
2) Yep....I had it about 20 to 1 as well. He had 2 outs and caught it on the river. I commted to him that I was surprised he called and he said he figured...."what the hell, he had a pair of sixes and may get lucky."
Wanted to stress that this has happened a lot and was wondering if others have seen this same trend on 25NL lately.
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