KingGagnon

If your all-in C adjusted is -2292 but your C won is positive, you are actually running pretty good.

This is the definition of C all-in adjusted : Amount of money won in the preferred currency set in PokerTracker when adjusting all-in pots. In those pots instead of attributing real results, this statistic attributes to the player the equity they had in the pot at the time of the all in. Pots where players call the all-in bet or raise but later fold (hence their cards are not known) are not adjusted.

This mean that if you were running normal, you total winning would be negative. Instead, in spots where you were all-in, you managed to win more that the equity you had meaning you are running good and not bad.

If your C won is higher that your C all in adjusted, your are running good and vice versa. Your C all in adjusted is not a 100% accurate stats on how you are running tho. If your are 95% to win on the turn and go all in on the river where you were just sucked out, you C all in adjusted will be in the red even tho you were very unlucky. It is IMO a good indicator of how you are playing tho, especially with 20K+ hands.

You want you all in EV graph to be positive on the long run.

I don't see many scenario where we are happy to call another bet on the turn, especially without position. maybe a 8 or like a 7h but even there we could be still dominated. I would fold there but again, I'm no expert, this is just my opinion.

you had to call 16.89$ to win a 51.03$ total pot if i'm right. you need 33.1% equity and if he had made str8 + flush draw like AsQsJd9d (that would be the worst case scenario ) you have 31.5% equity. I'm pretty sure this is a no brainer call since he is so short.

Just realized he could also have a higher backdoor diamond flush draw with a non-nut spade draw with would bring your equity to around 28%, still a call tho

If somebody can confirm the math I would appreciate as I'm not 100% sure on it.

This is worth more than the bad rakeback to me, I could not post all the funny stuff I see on that site

888poker Hand History for Game 1020844930
$0.25/$0.50 Blinds Pot Limit Omaha - * 21 03 2017 13:17:03
Table Groningen 6 Max (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: dogisloser ( $78.26 )
Seat 2: INSERTC01N ( $50 )
Seat 4: samire ( $36.77 )
Seat 6: hotcocaEST ( $50 )
Seat 7: KingGagnon ( $43.70 )
Seat 9: petrakis1970 ( $55.30 )
INSERTC01N posts small blind [$0.25]
samire posts big blind [$0.50]
* Dealing down cards *
Dealt to KingGagnon [ Ah, As, Jd, 4h ]
hotcocaEST folds
KingGagnon raises [$1.75]
petrakis1970 folds
dogisloser calls [$1.75]
INSERTC01N raises [$7.25]
samire calls [$7]
KingGagnon raises [$30]
dogisloser folds
INSERTC01N raises [$42.50]
samire calls [$29.27]
KingGagnon calls [$11.95]
* Dealing flop * [ 8s, 6h, 6d ]
* Dealing turn * [ 2h ]
* Dealing river * [ Kd ]
* Summary *
INSERTC01N shows [ 7s, Tc, Jc, Qs ]
samire shows [ 5d, 9h, Ts, 9d ]
KingGagnon shows [ Ah, As, Jd, 4h ]
KingGagnon collected [ $108.06 ]
KingGagnon collected [ $13.86 ]

Thanks for the reply Kalupso, seems like a shitty deal. At least the omaha players pool is small and very bad.

Great video, I especially enjoyed the PioSOLVER analysis at the end, you should definitely continue doing those!

Can you please expand on the random number generator, I am not sure I get what you mean by that. Is it like an app that tells you to 4bet in a random frequency ? I'm confused since it happened with K3s on the small blind twice.

Thanks Jimmy, good article

Read the book '' The mental game of poker '' Don't quit when you tilt but find out why you tilt in the first place. Obviously it's better explained in the book. You can get the ebook for around 10$ so definitely worth it IMO.

Yeah I also think that very few players are, the HUD can help identifies the few players that are playing more considerately in the large players pools. I seems to struggle finding a good strategy identifying players that are nits versus degens that blow their stack off in a matter of a few hands with a bad flush or str8 as an example.

When you talk about range advantages in this video, how would you translate that to lower stake like PLO10 or PLO25 where a lot of player are just clicking button ?

TY

Thanks for the reply guys, so fold pre is the best here ? seems like a nice starting hand to me, I guess that why i'm here trying to learn the game :)

Thanks again

gotta agree with sorcloud on that one. I think he has way more 9-10 combo than he has bluff there.

do you mean you are not sure if you would call but maybe fold with this hand?
It is definitely at the bottom of my range but I thought it was a call since i'm on the bottom ?

Thanks for the answers BTW guys, I appreciate

Thanks for the reply

Thanks, villain hand A7Jx without the nut flush draw