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Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Played prety well today

I had a few solid sessions today. The final session I made a few poor call downs which may have been an effect of playing too long even though I was only doing 2 hour sessions. It's possible that 2 hours is a bit too long for me to play my A+ game. I think I might start experimenting with 1 hr and 30 minute sessions, as I always seem to have a bit of a drop off towards the end of my sessions.

I just need to really think about what % of the time a villain is going to be actually pulling the trigger on a large, multi-barrel bluff before I decide to do something like decide to call down no matter what. I really should pay a bit more attention to bet sizing as well, because some of the really weak regs just turn over their hands because they vary their bet sizes depending on how strong they are sometimes.

Overall, I'm happy with today and I'll build upon it for the rest of the week.
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  1. SeoulessJanuary 13, 2009 at 1:10 PM

    I'm interested to see if you would post the 1 or 2 hands that gave you the most trouble during a session. Doesn't matter if you won the hand, lost or ended up folding. I would really like to envision where your thoughts were at those moments. and did what you did? ty

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  2. Duckslayer2kJanuary 14, 2009 at 1:11 AM

    As much as I'd like to, I don't really want to reveal that information on my blog. Some of my opponents read it and I'd rather not have them knowing precisely how I think.

    That's primarily why I normally only post hands that are quite "standard".

    I only plan on sharing information like that with my students. Sorry.

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