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Thread: Argh.

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    Chaser breathoflife89's Avatar
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    Default Argh.

    I think there's some huge leak in my game at the moment, I just donked away a couple of buy-ins, mostly on some badly timed bluffs, and it's starting to make me doubt my play.

    -I can't seem to get away from overpairs.
    -I'm being a huuuge calling station at the moment even if I can sense that I'm beat :\
    -I'm making plays at people who are nearly always bluffing.. But then I run into the nuts.

    I think it's mainly my ability to analyse the situation and put them on a range of hands given their betting patterns & positions.. Do you guys have any pointers that would help me out here? Most of the time it seems I just don't think enough about my bets before I actually click bet/fold. :\ I'm playing NL5 [on stars] and NL10 [on cake] if that helps.

    Funny thing is I'm killing the NL5 on stars, but I go play on cake where it's meant to be softer and I get my a$$ handed to me. x] Should I just move down to 2c/4c on Cake?
    Last edited by breathoflife89; 12-26-2008 at 12:05 AM.

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    River Rat
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    advice.......40 buyins min to play stakes..so if you have less than that on cake, move to lowest stakes, very soft. Tip of advice: Play tight, bluffing is hardly profitable at these low of stakes because most will call to river with bottom pair and rags...imo.

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