Comments on: Psuedo Home Game and an Online Hand http://www.highonpoker.com/2007/07/psuedo-home-game-and-an-online-hand.html Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:22:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: meanhappyguy http://www.highonpoker.com/2007/07/psuedo-home-game-and-an-online-hand.html#comment-5690 meanhappyguy Mon, 09 Jul 2007 15:37:00 +0000 http://69.73.186.10/~highonpo/2007/07/psuedo-home-game-and-an-online-hand.html#comment-5690 WSOP bets are still alive! Carl Olson sitting in 2nd after Day 1C! WSOP bets are still alive! Carl Olson sitting in 2nd after Day 1C!

]]> By: DP http://www.highonpoker.com/2007/07/psuedo-home-game-and-an-online-hand.html#comment-5689 DP Sun, 08 Jul 2007 21:03:00 +0000 http://69.73.186.10/~highonpo/2007/07/psuedo-home-game-and-an-online-hand.html#comment-5689 Seeing cheap flops with A2s is not a bad idea... the problem is how you played it post flop. T200 is nothing with a T3660 stack. Seeing cheap flops with A2s is not a bad idea… the problem is how you played it post flop. T200 is nothing with a T3660 stack.

]]> By: Schaubs http://www.highonpoker.com/2007/07/psuedo-home-game-and-an-online-hand.html#comment-5687 Schaubs Sun, 08 Jul 2007 03:01:00 +0000 http://69.73.186.10/~highonpo/2007/07/psuedo-home-game-and-an-online-hand.html#comment-5687 Limping this sort of hand is -EV. I played so many hands wrong that night, I deserve to lose that shit.<br/><br/>I've learned that lesson... Limping this sort of hand is -EV. I played so many hands wrong that night, I deserve to lose that shit.

I’ve learned that lesson…

]]> By: DP http://www.highonpoker.com/2007/07/psuedo-home-game-and-an-online-hand.html#comment-5684 DP Sat, 07 Jul 2007 05:46:00 +0000 http://69.73.186.10/~highonpo/2007/07/psuedo-home-game-and-an-online-hand.html#comment-5684 Hands played passively preflop in NL Hold 'em should usually be played passively post-flop unless you hit a huge hand, especially if a raise would commit you with a relatively weak hand. Schaubs' mistake was betting the turn, and then his other mistake was probably going all in I'd say. Hands played passively preflop in NL Hold ‘em should usually be played passively post-flop unless you hit a huge hand, especially if a raise would commit you with a relatively weak hand. Schaubs’ mistake was betting the turn, and then his other mistake was probably going all in I’d say.

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