I quit my instructor position at CardRunners. It was a difficult decision that I've been wavering back and forth on for quite some time but ultimately decided it's too much time invested for too little return. I also didn't like the idea of giving my opponents information and several of them informed me they were watching.
Heading to a pool tournament this weekend and then off to Boston the following weekend for my brother's wedding. Other than that, I'll be playing a lot of poker and hopefully getting ahead of SNE pace by the end of the month. I need to get back on track mentally this month which will probably entail a lot more exercise/cardio.
Here's what August looked like:
Could you post reports by winnigs summury?
ReplyDeleteJust interesting about your 6max stats
wtf u quit CR? geez that membership is pointless now
ReplyDeleteSorry, I will be in the forums helping people still. It's just not a +EV move for me to keep making videos at CR. At the same time I want to give something back to the poker community so I still will be there to help answer questions.
ReplyDeletehi,tp,very nice blog,i do learn a lot
ReplyDeletei am new to fl and have question about btn and SB steal range
momally people often steal looser at SB because money in pot.but oop play is often not that profitable
any suggestiong?
Yeah you can be looser from the small blind than the button. The quarter of a big bet you usually have invested from posting the small blind is worth a whole lot in a heads up pot. You can profitably raise somwhere between 50 and 80 percent of your hands depending on a variety of factors including:
ReplyDeleteAmount of rake taken
How often the big blind folds to a steal
How well the big blind plays postflop
How well you play postflop
What you should do is filter HEM or PT for that specific situation and see how your individual hands are faring. Anything greater than a (.25) bb/hd loser has been profitable to raise.
Good Luck