1. A 70% vs 30% hand will only win about 25% of the time. So...if there is an AK vs A2 match up, you are better off with the A2.
2. The best possible hand to have on Fake Tilt is not AA ....but a 33% flush draw after the flop. That draw hits about 75% of the time. I guess that's the reason all the Fake Tilt players play anything suited.
3. You are better off with 2 or 3 outs going to the river than something like a straight flush draw. Usually 12+ outs going to the river is a no no...you need 3 or less.
I'll be back with more important rules to follow for success at Fake Tilt.
If thats the case I should have folded pf today when I called an all in re-raise with KK and he showed Kc4c. And he won also, flopped a flush draw and caught it on the river. Granted it was .01/.02 so I only lost like .60 cents. God I love micro tables..I dont win as much bet when I lose like this I lose small.
Maybe you should write a book on how to play online poker. You might be on to something....
Now that I think about it...#2 has to be higher, like 80-85%. Im always running into someone catching the flush. And I mean A LOT. But when Im chasing its gotta be like 10-20%, because I hardly ever see it....LOL..sniff.
I've reached an agreement with FT, they'll rawk me with horrible beats in the late stages of MTT, but let my 70-30s hold up in the ring games. Its a compromise I can live with
4. After doing well in a long tournament, you will get fked so hard the next time you play. Last night I got 6th out of approx 1100, and 5th out of 555. Today..it's been suckout after suckout. The best coming in the 50-50 tourny where it was my BB vs SB...my QQ vs 7 2. Only us left...blinds 100 I raise to 450 and he calls. Flop comes 2 7 10. Gotta love Fake tilt. If I only remember rule #4, I could have gotten away from that hand.
Important Rules for FAKE TILT
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