Bingo poker.....!????

[SCOBY]

I do not understand how some players play all the cards they receive, or 2 & 5 k & 3,2 & 9, etc., and structured game who, somewhat play the cards real hold'em, I begin to lose hope of nai win any tournament such players.

Curiously these players really win anything with these hands and remove players who play good books

 I think I have to quit the game of hold'em because it's not science but a kind of bingo.

[Magicadil]

Well a hand like 2,8 still has a roughly 20% chance to crack aces. 1/5. In the short run that seems very likely but in the long run that 20% gets very small. (If the hand played out 100 million times, Aces would win 80 million times)

A lot of the garbage hands still have 30-40% chance against hands like A,K and medium pairs.

The only way to deal with the 'Bingo' element is have a large enough bankroll to keep playing despite the suckouts.

 

[YpresX]

Dont give up, those kind of maniac players are the ones who make you money in the long run! :)

[GotWhatItTakes]

Good point, ! 

But Aces are not as bad as you said. 😏 

Vs 28o its 88 - 12 % 

Vs 28s its 15-17% depending on whether one of the aces got the same suit as the suited 28. 

I didn´t mean to shoot your mouth off, just wanted to give the hand we all love a bit of its power back. :inlove:

 

[NeriPoker]

Poker is a game of small edges in the short term but those edges add up massively over the long term creating big edges. 

If you get it all in as 80% favourite then you should be jumping for joy while stuffing your 80% worth of sklansky dollars in your pocket. 

 

 

[moeto_pate]

, last nihgt on Sjlot freeroll i call with 34 to see flop A25, my opponent raise with half stack, .... ALL IN both players. Opponent has A9 - on turn and river show 2 deuces and knock me out from tournament with FULL HOUSE AA222 😞 

[cris1285]

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@moeto_pate wrote:

@SCOBY, last nihgt on Sjlot freeroll i call with 34 to see flop A25, my opponent raise with half stack, .... ALL IN both players. Opponent has A9 - on turn and river show 2 deuces and knock me out from tournament with FULL HOUSE AA222 😞 

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I saw that, i couldnt believe it how lucky :speechless:

[kingngod]

Mate i had been on table with QQ, flop 6QK, there were 3 in game, 4 bet preflop, one guy had 66, other KK! It was deep 2 mtt, one went all in i call, off course 3 called! 66 QQ KK woaaaahhhhh

[kingngod]

I was one time in NL4 on table with 2 chipdumpers, i had 46 suited, they raised to 0.5, so i went all in for a joke, thought gonna fold, but they called, one had AK, second A9, flop, flush for me 😏

[kingngod]

In freeroll had AK opp had 82, and he went preflop with 30BB something, he picked up 8 on river 🤣

[wwaanneess]

couple of thoughts about this interesting subject:

- the better the player, the wider the range of hands they can play, because they will have an edge postflop (that's why you see very good players play 'garbage' hands, because they think (& most of the time they can) outplay their opponents.

- on unibet they made the choice to only offer 6 handed cashgames with the option of automatically be seated at a random table (which I like, don't get me wrong). This automatically means you play an often amount of times short handed. The shorter handed --> the wider range of hands you should play, so it sometimes will include 'garbage' hands like K4 or J7.