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Poker Video: Limit Hold'Em by Joe Tall (Mid Stakes)

Time Link to 00:17:44

lol at c0rfiot being a huge fish. He is a 5/10 regular and 2+2 poster. 9 hands, talk about samplesize...

True, Corfiot is a solid player and a pretty big winner in these games

gotta renew my subscription asap, it's gonna be hilarious hearing DD and Joe Tall berate me, will make my day imo

lol at c0rfiot being a huge fish. He is a 5/10 regular and 2+2 poster. 9 hands, talk about samplesize...

Such he is, and at the time of the session, I wasn't too sure. We do comment by the end of the video how he has 'settled' down.

What this goes to show you, is how your image is perceived to other players that are capable of observing things.

I really enjoyed being called a maniac and a very very loose aggressive player, thx guys
btw here's an image about the hands where I vpip during that session, if anyone is interested
http://img825.imageshack.us/img825/7008/fishl.jpg

Shrug, when you don't know someone and all you have to go on are a few statistics / actions without a lot of showdowns, you make some assumptions. I think people in general are way too slow to make adaptations to what they see.

Let's say a guy sits down at a table and raises the first two hands he is dealt, the chance that that guy is a maniac probably just went from like 0.1% to at least 10%.

You guys have information I didn't have, you know the 5/10 full tilt regulars, obviously that is useful information, but the next time you see a guy who you don't know, try to keep in mind what I was saying so you don't miss out on a potentially hugely profitable situation. What's the worst thing that happens? You spew in position vs a good player? It will be fun at least.

Time Link to 00:22:21

http://www.deucescracked.com/videos/5751-Episode-Three?seek=1362

DD comments on how he has not shown down complete trash.

FWIW, as I record these sessions while playing and review them later, I remember thinking the same thing. As you can see, even though he has mad-aggro stats for the limited sample size, I was taking the more cautious stance that he had not shown down complete trash yet. However, the principal stands, and I likely would have won a few more pots in position and three betting him lightly.

I really enjoyed being called a maniac and a very very loose aggressive player, thx guys
btw here's an image about the hands where I vpip during that session, if anyone is interested
http://img825.imageshack.us/img825/7008/fishl.jpg

As far as I could tell, you were raising every hand but showing up with them as well. You played great, honestly. Welcome back btw!

lol daq, you made la peste's day btw

As far as I could tell, you were raising every hand but showing up with them as well. You played great, honestly. Welcome back btw!

ty for the kind words Sir,I really needed them after all this bashing on my fragile ego
to be fair, I would have started to 3b myself pretty light as well, if not from hand 9, but from around hand 25-30 for sure, at which point I would have been pretty convinced that I'm not dealing with a reg
variance can do funny things, I rarely run this loose preflop for half an hour, I love how it happened in a DC video, pretty awesome imo

lol daq, you made la peste's day btw

he is just jealous that DD called me a very very loose aggressive player

Time Link to 00:01:56

I like the new green table highlights on FT, but you don't really need it for changing seats since you can just push the "Stand Up" button in the top left and then sit again. Unlike PS where you actually have to leave the table and find it in the lobby again.

Time Link to 00:07:07

DD makes a great point here about trying to keep the game going. I play alot of stars 3/6 & 5/T and this happens very often because of shear size of the player pool. I tend to try and stay to keep the game going if this situation occurs. But His point is that even with high rake , the fish will come back from his break more often than not. The little bit of EV that is given up in the short run will be gained back by the time he sits in again.

I like the new green table highlights on FT, but you don't really need it for changing seats since you can just push the "Stand Up" button in the top left and then sit again. Unlike PS where you actually have to leave the table and find it in the lobby again.

Hrmmm, when I click Stand Up on FTP, it asks me if I want to leave the table or not. If I click no, I stay in the same seat.

What am I missing?