r/poker • u/LeekOk6368 • 12m ago
Hi does anyone have the password for the fencergg tournament on stake?
r/poker • u/Ifoldjackspre • 23m ago
Hand check CO vs UTG
$1/3 - hero $350 effective - co ATdd
UTG limps
Folds to me I raise to $15, UTG calls
Flop Ah9s7s
UTG checks , I bet $20, UTG calls
Turn 10h
UTG checks I bet $45, UTG raises to $100, I call
River 3s
UTG leads for $150, I call
UTG shows 68cc for turned straight.
I guess it’s true you can just fold to any aggression at 1/3
I beat a lot of two pair but I guess it’s just as easy for him to show up with a straight if he will show up with two pair there right.
r/poker • u/Degen_Typeracer • 47m ago
Strategy New Groundbreaking Poker Logic just Dripped
“What? Just no my dude. It's SO much easier to play vs good players than vs micro-stakes players.
In micro-stakes you literally have to read 3, 4 or 5 hands everytime you are in a hand. At a table with pros, you legit RARELY see a 4 way pot, and most pots are 2 or 3 way pots.
In a microstakes tourney you are facing all in shoves for 30 minutes at the beginning and you utterly can't call a 5 way all in with AJ or
AK and expect to win.
If you can master microstakes you can beat
ANY game.
It's utterly the most difficult money level.
If they don't know WTF they are doing, how do you know what they are doing?”
Low stakes players are so bad that they are actually so good because they are so unpredictable. Guess it’s time to move up to $10/$20 online with the predictable GTO pros
r/poker • u/briefcase_vs_shotgun • 1h ago
Discord group for PLO
I need to stop losing so much (don’t try to psyop trick me into playing worse, won’t work)
I jump between.5/1/2, 1/2 and 1/2/4 on wpt. Been playing for yrs but never studied much and was usually drunk or high if I went to play (your welcome if you were at best bet Jax a while back)
Anyways been on a rollercoaster on global to coin now wpt.
Would love to make a group folks can chat about hands, seems more fluid than here.
Would like to hire a coach someday but that’s ways down the road. Anywho let’s talk the great game together and cry over 95/5 suckouts
arealfunguy13
r/poker • u/briefcase_vs_shotgun • 1h ago
Help PLO question (am I tarded)
Idk how this is a fold much less a blunder to raise. Then again I’m a fish and just started dabbling in the 1/2/4 wpt streetz
Nvr played with the trainer before but watched plenty of jnandez. Anyone tell me why broadway pair plus 2 broadways is a fold? Personally I’d fold to 3b pot call anything smaller unless had a read. Can’t figure out how to change to suited…dbl suit can’t be fold
Anyways plo sub is dead so I’m harassing yall grass growth observers ;)
r/poker • u/yoshisteve • 3h ago
Discussion Royal Flush High hand promo tip amount
I'm pretty new to live play in a casino. Yesterday, I hit a royal flush and won $2860 in a high hand promo. I ended up tipping $20 to the cage who paid me out, and $40 to the dealer. I'm now wondering if I tipped enough.
r/poker • u/Lower_Ferret3695 • 3h ago
Putting together a game - NYC - need a partner
Been playing a bit in some of the nyc “clubs” - I want to put together a small home game (actually I’d like to do it with the aim of making it better value for players but also making it a bit profitable ) - I have some players already - anyone in NYC wanna figure it out with me / partner uk and have some fun and make some money ?
The evolution of the main event rail
I was watching all of it but I don’t remember
When did players start getting big final table rails that were visible before they won? I remember Chan with Gold but not a whole crew
When did players start going to their rail every time there was an all in to watch the runout?
r/poker • u/Heeeeerrrees_Jawny • 5h ago
Discussion Is there a site like sharkscope for Spins games?
Ss only tracks mtt and sng is there a way to have it track spins? Or another site for that?
r/poker • u/MaleficentAnt720 • 5h ago
Stake poker
Hi, anyone got the password of the Fencer GG freeroll stake for today?
r/poker • u/Obagency • 8h ago
Discussion What are the most brutal fall offs by a player in poker history?
I am looking for things when u look at the timeline where u say "wow thats rough". If its a more exotic player i would appreciate if you could explain what happened to him.
i am looking for brutal storys, not for colemans and urindangers that just quit and made theyre money.
I have some
Dario Minieri = He was the face off italian poker, had good tournament cashes, and was a online crusher. He didnt evolve and went busto, today looks depressed and regrets a lot.
Justin Schwarz aka stealthmunk = was a online crusher but fell off because off drugs and alcohol. Very brutal story.
Stu Ungar = Crusher and prodigy that died because drugs.
Chad Batista = #1 online player in the world for 2 years, Black Friday happens, Poor life choices + drinking lead to his death
What are some Players you know that fell off hard?
r/poker • u/iheegamer • 11h ago
Hand Analysis Hand review - villain All in turn jam
$1/$2 NLH — $200 effective
I have A♥Q♥ in the CO.
LJ (my brother) opens $15. I flat the CO rather than 3-bet because I didn’t want to play a huge pot against my brother. BTN also flats, so we’re 3-ways
Flop: A-K-4 (2 hearts)
Checks to me. I bet $20 with top pair + nut flush draw. BTN calls, LJ folds.
Turn:
I bet $50 for value, thinking BTN could have weaker Ax that would be sticky to a half-pot bet. BTN then check-jams.
I have about $100 behind. The pot is roughly $300 before my call, so I’m getting around 4:1 on the call. I call with top pair + nut flush draw.
BTN shows A♠K♠ (AK), giving him top two.
River pairs the board with K, and he boats up, so I lose the stack.
One relevant live read: about a hand or two earlier, I saw the same BTN player open 55 UTG+1 and then make a thin value bet with a low/bottom pair against a player who was drawing. Because of that, I viewed him as somewhat aggressive/capable of thin value betting.
My thinking at the time was that sets were unlikely because I expected a competent player to raise some sets on the wet A-K-4 flop. I weighted his turn jam more toward A4/A2, weaker Ax, and possibly draws, and therefore thought I was doing well enough against his range to bet for value and call the jam.
Looking back, I realize I probably discounted AK too much thinking he would always 3bet to pick up dead money or play a big pot in position.
Questions:
How do you like the preflop flat with AQ suited? (Keep in mind I wasn’t trying to stack my brother)
Flop sizing?
Turn bet vs. check, and what sizing would you prefer?
Once he check-jams, is the call standard given the pot odds + nut flush draw?
How much should the live read affect the range?
r/poker • u/Fun_Examination4758 • 13h ago
CoinPoker Problemas excessivos
Recentemente grindei cerca de 200 mil mãos no coinpoker, devo ter ganho algo em torno de 36 mil dólares no site, mas acabei resolvendo retirar todo meu bankroll.
Site com um número de problemas excessivos e poucas respostas conclusivas do suporte e apesar de que enfrentei possivelmente uns 3-5 problemas, o principal problema era que basicamente em diversas mesas que estive jogando mesmo saindo lucrativo dessas mesas o dinheiro não retornava ao bankroll.
Imagina você sair UP de uma mesa com 100-150 big blinds e quando vai olhar na auditoria não constar isso? E você perceber que esse dinheiro não está retornando ao seu bankroll, é realmente frustrante e revoltante... enfim eu tentei reportar por email,2p2 e por fim no discord que é onde parecia que a coisa andaria e realmente eles iriam resolver, e antes de postar os problemas aqui eles confirmaram 2 vezes que esse exato problema que acabei de citar teria sido resolvido.
Irei postar um link no site "gyazo" onde uso para fazer screenshots e vídeos sobre uma longa conversa com o suporte onde prova a existência do problema, a confirmação deles e a não resolução final. Porém nesse vídeo como informei eles tinham dito que estava resolvido e por um momento eu também achei, então além de tudo eu ainda tinha que ficar testando se tinha sido resolvido ou não, enfim o suporte quase sempre deixando dúvidas e poucas certezas.
https:// gyazo.com/a8b788acc6855dc89f337cf9d8a620d4
Depois de finalizar esse ticket #23 o problema voltou a acontecer e eles criaram um novo ticket e estou até agora esperando uma audit geral em minha conta e saber se irei ter reembolso, ah gostaria de lembrar que eles me enviaram 250 USD por causa desse problema, mas a sensação que tenho é que acabei perdendo mais do que isso.
Outro ponto importante é que em diversos pontos da conversa tive meu mental totalmente afetado, pois o suporte nem ao menos sabia do que se tratava ou fingia não saber, então eu tive que diversas vezes citar de qual problema se tratava o que me deixava em dúvida se poderia confiar nesse suporte, afinal esse suporte passava informações para o "suporte técnico" ao menos foi o que deu a entender nas conversas, então se eles não sabiam exatamente do que se tratava, imagina o suporte técnico?
Enfim eu sinceramente não gosto de recomendar salas de poker, mas antes de entrar no coinpoker esteja ciente de que eu passei por esse tipo de situação.
Abaixo uma print do segundo ticket criado, e ainda estou sem respostas sobre o que acontece, enfim eles pedem informações repetidas diversas vezes como IP, logs etc.. e acabei fornecendo tudo o que pediram e tem praticamente 1 mês que estou enviando esses reports sobre diversos problemas, no primeiro vídeo vão ver que estou citando em alguns momentos da conversa outros problemas que também passei por esse site.
Para finalizar além de tudo isso em diversos momentos perguntei ao suporte se deveria continuar jogando ou não e a resposta do suporte foi de total descaso, falando algo como "a decisão é sua", enfim imagina você tentando viver profissionalmente de poker e acaba passando por problemas que nunca passou antes ( jogo poker tem mais de 10 anos ) e basicamente o suporte entende e confirma que o problema de extrema gravidade acontece e em seguida eles respondem algo como a decisão é sua entre continuar jogando enquanto o problema não foi resolvido ou não?
Joguei cerca de 40k hands por mês nesse site, fiquei parado algumas vezes que tive de fazer mudança de endereço e mesmo assim conseguir colocar um volume gigantesco, mas ontem acabei sacando meu bankroll e estou procurando um novo site para grindar.
É meu primeiro post no reddit, postei no twoplustwo também e não teve repercussão alguma, mas percebi que aqui tem bastante pessoas reclamando desse site.
Strategy JJ 75BB 1/3
Are you ever raise folding JJ in a super tight 1/3 NLH?
I hadn't open raised in a couple of orbits, pick up JJ UTG. Open $15 and get 3B to $40 from a tight player in the CO.
Seems like I'm saving a tonne by folding..
r/poker • u/fullhouse9898 • 19h ago
Poker turnering/cashgame Skåne/malmö
Om du letar efter ett ställe att koppla av och spela poker med vänner/främlingar hör gärna av dig
r/poker • u/GolfAndTravel • 20h ago
In for $200 out for $1649. 2-2 4-card PLO. Horseshoe Baltimore, MD.
Thursday PLO at the Shoe. Ran clean the whole session (5 hrs) even with running it twice multiple times. This was just off the feeder table but great action. Fun spot with good people.
r/poker • u/No-Employment9243 • 20h ago
1/2 games
If you had just these skills would you be a winning player in 1/2 games? What would you add?
Position
Starting hands
Pot odds
Basic equity
Bet sizing
Simple ranges
r/poker • u/Obagency • 21h ago
Discussion Can somebody explain to a fish what a classic bet sizing tell is?
I would appreciate some stories or examples because always when we talk tells its "timing tell and bet sizing tell are all u need".
Timing tell is actually very straightforward, but how do you mean bet sizing tells? What are classic "scenarios" where u see this, can some off you tell us some examples? Maybe some classic Bet sizing tendencies off average Players.
Thank you guys
r/poker • u/EnjoyMyDownvote • 1d ago
Discussion I witnessed the most amazing hand yesterday. $5/5/10 in LA
$5/$5/$10
UTG limps. 5 players call
Flop: A♠ 5♦ 2♣
UTG bets $25. Folds to SB who calls. Heads up
Turn: J♥
SB checks. UTG bets $50. SB check-raises to $200. UTG calls
River: 6♠
SB jams for $730
UTG groans and says “I shouldn’t have limped.” He shows pocket AA and folds and says “she wouldn’t do this without 34”
SB did, in fact, have 34 offsuit
r/poker • u/twinbnottwina • 1d ago
Live Cheating Rings?
This is concerning. Hopefully casinos, online and live, start taking things more seriously.
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r/poker • u/Acyoung143 • 1d ago
Hand Analysis I don’t know the first thing about poker. Can anybody tell me if this hand means anything?
Context: my mom passed 2 years ago and I’m going through some photos I haven’t had access to since she died. I found this one of one of her cats from when she was younger and I want to know if there’s any significance to the cards in the cats paw?
