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Hey guys,
Just looking for a checkup over my first 24k hands at $200NL.
I'm doing pretty well so far, though I know 24k isn't that many hands. I'm somewhat worried about my suited connector numbers though. I'd be interested in hearing what other ppl's vpip/pfr's are for suited connectors, and if they show winning or losing numbers?
Any other numbers that stand out?
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green is good
looks good
w the SC's just make sure you're not cold-calling with them a whole lot HU OOP (unless it's some mega-donk who'll stack off with TP all day). In passive games I think cold-calling with them in position is great since so often you'll end up seeing a flop 4 way.
cold calling OOP is impossilbe :)
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I about always dump them OOP. Should you be 3-betting SC's OOP every now and then? What villains are you looking for doing it?
I am thinking about trying to open up my 3-betting range as it is VERY profitable at the stakes I'm playing (50NL). I usually 3-bet in position with TT+, AJ+.
I was thinking about 3-betting Axs. Reasoning behind it is that most people fold any A besides AK, maybe AQ. So when called, my A is pretty clean. So when an A hits, I'm often good. Flopping a flush draw gives me nice outs and missing the flop leaves me with a c-bet. Besides taking it down preflop, that seems like a nice position to be in, imo.
Could anyone comment on it why this would be good, bad?
(To me, my reasoning is good, but maybe I'm missing something).
aren't my position stats there? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Triptanes
As for suited connectors, I'd be interested in hearing how other people's suited connectors stats vpip/pfr compare to their overall vpip/pfr.
I think my main problem might be calling too many raises IN position with suited connectors, when the pots go heads up. Or raising in EP/MP, getting re-raised, and then playing them on occasion from OOP.
Muck them OOP!Quote:
Originally Posted by griffey24
Calling IP isn't a problem, it's even good and can make you lots of money. Especially against TAGS, just make sure you have enough implied odds. (and throwing in a well timed bluff when you sense weakness will make you even more money).
woops, ya looks good